Sentence examples for broad identification from inspiring English sources

But his taste for unromantic ironies and surprise endings, and his broad identification with the condemned, were to lead him away from the Progressives' camp.

As explained in the previous section, MAUDS tackles these problems with an initial broad identification of the down states by overcrossing two moving averages, and a later refinement of the initiation and termination points by a discrete processing of the membrane potential evolution in the transition interval.

Broad identification of sets of terms that were not shared between the independent ontologies, as well as those that were shared, was useful in planning for subsequent steps in the process.

Instead, there should be broader identification criteria and alternative identification procedures to help identify student's giftedness in science.

All EFM are not equal contributors to physiological cellular states, and this approach may open a direction towards a broader identification of physiologically relevant EFM among the very large number of stoichiometrically possible modes.

First, the inability of generic CSR standards to move from the broad "issue identification" phase to the "business implementation" level.

The friends consist of three men and three women, whose varied personalities and shortcomings allow for both broad audience identification and abundant comedic moments.

Last fall, China surprised with its declaration of a broad Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) covering the Senkakus.

The assay comprises only three steps: genome amplification, probe hybridization and broad target identification.

Reciprocal checking of the COG assignment of the best-hit from a BLASTX query against the STRING database provides not only an accurate way of filtering out heterofunctional homologs which share an ancestral conserved domain, but also yields broad taxonomic identification of the homolog for analysis of community composition.

There is a different pattern when comparing a group of parasites without considering broad taxonomic identification.