Sentence examples for established identity from inspiring English sources

Isolates showing higher similarities than the established identity level (97.5%) were regarded as identical and assigned to the same biochemical phenotype (BPT).

By then, the interim district attorney could have an established identity, and an electoral edge.

Unlike the other parties involved, I was so young that I had no established identity to which I could return.

Heading into the All-Star break, the Knicks had regressed closer to an expected mean of about.500, but they had an established identity.

As we will argue in this paper, whereas ELSA (S2) managed to develop a more or less recognisable profile over the years, allowing researchers to acquire a fairly established identity under this heading, the conceptualisation of RRI (S3) is still rather open-ended, for the time being at least.

Reid links this to the fledgling Puerto Rican nationalism during the 19th century, with subsequent authors adopting the same editorial line during the next century as a way to reinforce a now established identity that continues in conflict with an ambiguous political status.

Just when you think you can't stand another minute of it, you realize that all five characters have somehow established identities and even become endearing.

"If people are in theme houses according to their subject matter or already established identities or ideas, there's not much room to grow".

For single- and double-cluster states we demonstrate an effective coarse-graining approach that uses the Polynomial Chaos expansion to succinctly describe the dynamics by these quickly established "identity-state" correlations.

"A lot of otherkin who don't struggle with mental illness are older and usually have well established identities by this point.

Characters like Constantine and Deadpool both drop previously established identities in their tv and film adaptions, reminding queer readers that they're not fit for wide audiences.