Sentence examples for been made at identifying from inspiring English sources

In the past, many attempts have been made at identifying fiber combinations that produce the maximum synergy (Larson and Krenchel 1991; Feldman and Zheng 1993; Kamlos et al. 1995; Qian and Stroeven 2000; Kim et al. 1999; Banthia and Sheng 1991; Mobasher and Li 1996; Lawler et al. 2002).

Attempts have been made at identifying risk factors for VTE recurrence using clinical, biological or ultrasonographic characteristics.

Following this, an attempt is made at identifying aspects of low-energy implantation that are relevant for PBII, particularly the ion energy and impact angle distributions.

During the past 15 years, significant efforts have been made at the clinic to identify ED cases as soon as possible and provide structured treatment (behavioral family therapy) to avoid risk for a chronic path and entrenched cases.

U.S. officials insisted changes have already been made at airports to address vulnerabilities identified by the latest tests.

It has been long recommended that a full exploration of potential perpetuating factors should be made at assessment to identify potential barriers to recovery and that it is particularly important to include family members within the assessment and rehabilitation process (Sharpe, Chalder, Palmer, & Wessely, 1997).

No attempts were made at this time to identify studies that did not use adequate control group, because it was considered improbable that abstracts would report enough information about the setting.

As suspected cases of WNV fever (persons reporting as outpatients with undifferentiated febrile illness with headache) were identified, collections were made at the residences of these patients.

In teleost fish, the final decision of whether or not to escape is made at the level of a single identified reticulospinal neuron, the Mauthner cell (M-cell) (Korn and Faber, 2005).

The tibial, peroneal and sciatic nerves were identified and injection was made at the level of the bifurcation of the sciatic nerve.

Accordingly, temperature measurements to identify cold spots can be made at any time during the year.