Sentence examples for features identified as from inspiring English sources

Yet all the features identified as essential by the majority and by the respondents would still be lacking.

"For area measurement purposes, hydrologic features identified as intermittent water, glacier, or swamp are reported as land area," it says, adding this cautionary note: "Identification of land and inland, coastal, territorial, and Great Lakes waters is for data presentation purposes only and does not necessarily reflect their legal definitions".

Feedback and provision of cues were design features identified as most important by students.

She said that a case worker dedicated to the family was one of the key features identified as making the scheme effective.

Specifically, SL's potential was compared against two widely used counseling channels available in universities, based on a set of media features identified as relevant and important for counseling services.

Many features identified as successful are "practice-based" meaning that they are close to teachers' day-to-day practice and involve the use of classroom artifacts and/or different representations of instruction (Ball & Cohen, 1999; Putnam & Borko, 2000).

A second agonist pharmacophore was defined by disabling the pharmacophore feature identified as non-essential.

Furthermore ang-2 is associated with retinopathy [ 25], a feature identified as a surrogate marker for cerebral sequestration [ 5, 26] and a recent study found fibrin deposition in the brain to be associated with sequestration of IE [ 27].

These findings were also supported by new information introduced in the latest releases of Ensembl (from 51 onward) where, for the 26% of those sequences verified as potential "new gene" by the manual curation, a new Ensembl feature identified as "EST based gene" was found in the same position corresponding as produced by our pipeline.

While the development of the database framework, search engine and the features identified above as desirable are technologically feasible, there are several potential barriers to the development of a participant-oriented central information resource about clinical trials.

End users of large volume image datasets are often interested only in certain features that can be identified as quickly as possible.