Sentence examples for had identified before from inspiring English sources

Paul Dobson, a professor of retailing at Loughborough University who has been studying supermarket prices over a five-year period, says the pattern the Guardian had identified before Christmas matches the overall pattern.

Her daughter was suffering from the condition she thought she had identified before Bethanie was sent away: Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a rare illness which can cause joint hypermobility, extreme tiredness and digestive problems.

It's an exercise in remembering flowers and butterflies that I've identified before, more than it is an attempt to index exhaustively.

Lamb's bright new idea raises the same kind of questions that older people have identified before when policymakers try to cut costs and turn to volunteers.

So now, what we can say is that region that we've identified before as face-selective, it doesn't respond to just any human body part.

When the occurrence of an event discloses noncompliances that the contractor could have or should have identified before the event, DOE will not generally reduce civil penalties for self-identification, even if the underlying noncompliances were reported to DOE.

GB: You've identified before a kind of 'negative influence' social media has on football, in that it has made it more superficial.

I don't mean actual engineers (well, aside from the Drunk Engineer), but rather the "technical" transit activists that Alon Levy has identified before.

The answer is to restrict your possible hypotheses to a few that you've identified before your meeting, conversation, or presentation.

Furthermore, HVR domains have been suggested to fold cooperatively from DSC experiment (9) and might fold rapidly with the help of the folding cores we have identified, before being extruded to the filament exterior through the HAP2 gap (8, 51).

Although other psychologists had identified this before, Eysenck's work differed because he believed we all sat somewhere on a continuum of behaviour, rather than in different camps.