Sentence examples for general to identify from inspiring English sources

Knowing that there are infinitely many primes is especially remarkable, given how hard it is in general to identify large prime numbers.

Warning of "determined efforts by the Muslim Brotherhood to penetrate and subvert the American government as part of its 'civilizational jihad'" the representatives wanted the Inspectors General to identify the Muslims who were influencing U.S. policy.

The TBC was able in general to identify and cluster viral isolates belonging to the same patient, but not extremely sensitive to identify transmission events, although the sample size of this experiment was small and sparse as concerns times of sampling.

Traditional cognitive therapy seeks, in general, to identify irrational thoughts and to 'correct' these thoughts [ 10]. 'Third wave' cognitive therapy, and so forth mindfulness (see introduction), is more focused on awareness and acceptance of negative feelings.

We propose that an alternate strategy would improve risk assessment in general: to identify the strength of each study – as well as their limitations – and determine the role of that information in hazard identification and characterization.

The DPCA data might be used to validate approved compensation claims as a measure of the treatment injuries, to investigate predictors of treatment injuries in general, to identify high-risk areas and quality of health care, and to compare information value from these data compared to AEs, complaints, and others.

To address this problem, we analyze the traffic generated by human players versus game bots and propose general solutions to identify game bots.

Fazel Ahmad Faqiryar, first deputy attorney general, declined to identify the 15 people, and said none had been questioned yet.

An acupuncturist will discuss your general health to identify unbalanced areas of qi.

Mr. Nazari, the deputy attorney general, declined to identify the three election officials who he said had been arrested and charged Thursday, and the two money-changers.

The report's recommendations include improving mental health expertise in general hospitals to identify where people have such needs and physical health checks in psychiatric facilities to become routine.