Sentence examples for be identified either with from inspiring English sources

"What the electorate sees is a man who cannot be identified either with the past or the present, but articulates a very different message than Chavez, and in a very different way," said Anibal Romero, author of "Decadence and the Crisis of Democracy" and other books on Venezuelan politics.

Arendt's political thought cannot, in this sense, be identified either with the liberal tradition or with the claims advanced by a number of its critics.

On the positive side he proclaims a single supreme non-anthropomorphic divinity, which appears to be identified either with the cosmos itself or with its intelligent directive force (DK 21B23 6).

In Greek mythology this constellation is identified either with one of the dogs of Orion the hunter or with Maera, the dog of Erigone.

If deficiencies are identified either with treatment fidelity or competency, these are addressed directly with the Coach by the supervising psychologist.

People will often choose to marry their mèt tèt, that is, the lwa who has been identified, either through divination or consultation with the spirits, to "walk" with that person.

Highly potent Leishmania-selective NMT inhibitors have been identified either from compound screening or with a structure-based approach.

Children in the ALSPAC sample with ASD were identified either from community paediatric records or from the special educational needs database for the region [21].

Patients with DD were identified either from ambulatory visits or from inpatient claims using the ICD-9-CM diagnosis code 728.6.

Finally, 385 patients with sarcoma were identified either through the Department of Pathology or in the Danish Cancer Registry (DCR) 10 as treated at the Sarcoma Centre of Aarhus University Hospital in the study period but yet not registered in the ASR.

Parental and recombinant viral strains were identified either by observation of infected cells with an epifluorescent microscope or by PCR assays using total DNA extracted from infected cells [ 10].