Sentence examples for credibly identify from inspiring English sources
Specifically, though critiques of common ownership might be able to explain a possible economic motive for market distortion, they have yet to credibly identify a practical mechanism through which investors might actually distort industry competition.
These approaches more credibly identify causal effects than the above approaches that separately address the main types of possible bias.
Moreover, such a trial could detect even a small but meaningful benefit that a historically controlled trial could not credibly identify.
We therefore complement the above analysis by two natural experiments that more credibly identify exogenous variation in skills that is independent of other influences such as family background or health limitations.
And Loyd knew that the man in Olson's photo had been credibly identified more than 30 years previously in People magazine as James Blaine.
Apart from the bond issue and $3.6 billion in federal funds already in hand, the cash-strapped state hasn't credibly identified a source of funds for the system.
Smith has been credibly identified by two sources as a frequent visitor to the bed and breakfast in Rocks Lane, Barnes, where it is alleged children were trafficked and abused.
Then, the credibly identified spectra are accumulated to construct a spectral library, against which the remaining spectra are afterwards searched.
Here, the credibly identified raw spectra with the same peptide sequence, charge and modification states are assumed as duplicate spectra.
Those who apply little discount for steroids use may credibly claim to identify 15 or more qualified candidates, and even those who do not may have to drop one or two names that they otherwise see as worthy.
Leaders can introduce structured ways for professionals to learn enough about others' expertise to identify cross-domain opportunities, credibly discuss them with clients, find trustworthy partners to help carry out the work, and judge their competence.
