Sentence examples for broadly identifiable from inspiring English sources

The reasons for the shift towards suburban poverty are complex but there are some broadly identifiable factors influencing the trend in the US, some of which Berube says could inform future anti-poverty strategies in the UK.

Within "Keep the Lights On" itself, Erik, the character broadly identifiable with Mr. Sachs, is working on a documentary about Avery Willard, the 20th-century photographer who chronicled gay life.

Properly described, these games would be called second-person shooters, as the protagonist in them is a broadly identifiable You, rather than a richly drawn I, a character speaking in his own voice.

These two approaches are broadly identifiable as deontological and consequentialist.

A third, more broadly identifiable period of sedimentation occurred in the late Holocene (~ 2.2 1 ka).

Evolutionary trends which may be defined broadly as identifiable patterns in which the overall evolution of a trait occurs in a given direction within a group for a prolonged period of time1 (Fig. 1)—are both real and important.

Clinically, the model maps broadly onto an identifiable population of eligible children.

This can be broadly described as the emergence of countless objects, animals and even people with uniquely identifiable, embedded devices that are wirelessly connected to the internet.

Broadly, the several mechanisms have an underlying genetic lesion, but a considerable number have no identifiable genetic cause, and are reproductive, stochastic or epigenetic in origin.

Other identifiable homologs of Bd serine peptidases are only found in bacteria, where they are more broadly distributed.

"They were so identifiable".