Sentence examples for ground for identifying from inspiring English sources

Considering the increasingly complex media landscape and diversity of use, it is important to establish a common ground for identifying and describing the variety of ways in which people use new media technologies.

Mouse and guinea pig studies have, and continue, to serve as a testing ground for identifying the optimum combination of gD-2 immunogen and adjuvant [6], [37], [38], [42].

The small number of proteins encoded by the yeast genome have also made it a fertile testing ground for identifying new protein complexes through genome-wide purification of TAP-tagged proteins coupled to mass spectrometry or genome-wide yeast two-hybrid screens and other protein protein interaction strategies.

The study also provided grounds for identifying another mummy as Akhenaten, Tut's father, whose sandstone visage grandly overlooks the entrance to one gallery.

However, these must not be construed as sufficient grounds for identifying the Holiness churches with the Pentecostal movement against which, in fact, many Holiness groups have inveighed.

But pretty much anyone who remembers arriving in New York, fresh from school, without a trust fund or a sugar daddy (or momma), will find grounds for identifying with those rudderless figures onstage.

Given that there are theoretical grounds for identifying conscious experiences with "appearance states", attempts to discover whether animals have such capacities might be a good place to start looking for animal consciousness.

(On anti-reductionism and the Simple View, see Parfit (1984: 210) and Olson (2012).) These arguments exploit so-called "fission cases", which involve an individual that apparently splits into distinct individuals but without principled grounds for identifying one rather than another of the post-fission individuals with the pre-fission individual.

This was the basis for identifying appropriate ground motions to use to calculate a dynamic analysis of the engineering structures and the earthquake response thus risk.

The results of this study can provide a basis for identifying appropriate ground motions to calculate a dynamic analysis of engineering structures and earthquake response and thus risk.

Similar approaches, modeling an exponential (Buchel et al. 1998) or stepwise (LaBar et al. 1998) decline in CR magnitude over the course of the experiment on purely theoretical grounds, have allowed for identifying the amygdala as a major component of the human fear conditioning circuitry in the first fMRI studies on fear conditioning.