Sentence examples for can well identify from inspiring English sources
While my injuries are not as great as Specialist Brendan Marrocco's, I can well identify with his physical limitations and how one learns to work around them.
Simulations on four real networks show that our method can well identify influential nodes.
The antibody used can well identify these two isoforms as shown in Figure 4, which is a representative image.
If you fail to eliminate them, you can relatively well identify the person as fundamentalist.
The behavior of such meteorological data can be well identified using in situ measurements at the telescope site, and thus, the ZHD can be considered using an adequate model (e.g., the modified Saastamoinen model, see Davis et al. 1985).
The numerical results show that the thermal deformation of the optimal sandwich structure can be well identified; this is helpful for applying sandwich structures in thermal actuators.
It suggests that the therapeutic targets can be well identified in the top three predictions, and considering more targets ranked outside the top three would result in a significant number of false predictions.
They found that the indentation-induced elastic deformation and plastic deformation can be well identified by features observed in the force-displacement curves, and the first pop-in phenomenon reflects the onset of plasticity [9].
Modal analysis results of a concrete beam show that the damage appearing in the beam can be well identified by the damage index while the vibration testing results of a RC beam show that the proposed method can not only capture small crack initiation but its propagation.
In spite of the lower quality of the human tissue, myelinated axonal profiles can be well identified in most cases and the shape of the myelin sheath is usually preserved well enough to indentify the inner diameter.
These results suggest that the more complete knowledge about link attributes, the richer representation of the mesoscale, in which different levels of topological coarse-graining can be well identified, with possible bio-dynamical implications that need to be explored.
