Sentence examples for deliberately identify from inspiring English sources

You also do not deliberately identify him with a terrorist who killed thousands of innocent Americans.

"Strength-based parenting is an approach where parents deliberately identify and cultivate positive states, processes and qualities in their children," explained Professor Lea Waters from Melbourne University when I recently interviewed her at the World Congress of Positive Psychology.

The sample of patients tested in this study was quite large but it might be more fruitful to deliberately identify, or recruit patients with saccade rates or search times that are exceptionally diminished for further study on other tasks.

For example, appropriate case selection criteria must be established, each case must be adequately contextualized, and efforts must be made to deliberately identify and explain unusual experiences and findings (Yin 1994).

Both in India and Japan, certain sophisticated artists deliberately identified themselves as "folk".

In specific, three types of conflicts in the site selection and layout planning processes are deliberately identified and quantified.

It has been suggested, on the basis of this sort of evidence, that Peisistratus deliberately identified himself with Heracles, the legendary son of Zeus and Alcmene, and that this is reflected on vase paintings.

Having deliberately identified it as a rubber tire, Tim further annotated the image with historical data: in 1926 the Firestone Rubber Tire Company signed a 99-year lease with the Liberian Government and rubber manufacture became the backbone of the economy.

As such, we are deliberately identifying parents based on presumed differences in attitude or expectations generated by the screening result.

We deliberately identified a cut-off with 100% specificity such that we can be confident not to miss unrecognized adrenal insufficiency.

The inclusion criteria chosen are not seen as adequate while it is expected that case management will be more profitable to people deliberately identified as those with complex care needs [ 6, 41, 42].