Sentence examples for fully identifying from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, he stands as a South African of dedication and integrity who furthered the cause of non-racialism by fully identifying himself with the black struggle for liberation.

Like Monopoly, the games "are just toys," said the co-owner, who gave only his first name, Ricky, but declined to give a reason for not fully identifying himself.

Mr. Lindgren, after I explained my views on this to him, wrote me in an e-mail, "I would agree that fully identifying all commenters is better than not fully identifying them, and we will explore the feasibility of doing that.

Moreover, fully identifying and modeling the data characteristics in the real time series is difficult and sometimes, even impossible.

This will contribute to ongoing studies aimed at fully identifying the epigenetic regulatory elements necessary for the establishment and maintenance of differentiated cells that will need to be stable and safe for in vivo transplantation.

However, a number of other studies have suggested eicosanoid-mediated effects of endocannabinoids without fully identifying the active species.

De-identified reports will probably be less valuable for research compared to fully identified reports.

Like many people here, he declined to be fully identified.

None are fully identified, although Billie Holiday, Bessie Smith and Mary Lou Williams seem to be among the subjects.

The dangerous areas in Vietnam have yet to be fully identified, roped off or cleared.

"Tom Waine and Clive Dennis feature frequently in the published extracts, but they're never fully identified," Stevens said.