Sentence examples for has already pinpointed from inspiring English sources

The United boss has already pinpointed Stoke as being one of the top flight's emerging powers despite their four-goal hammering at Sunderland on Sunday.

"Credit must go to Rafa (Benitez) because of the way he has handled it and got Chelsea to two semi-finals (in the Europa League and Capital One Cup)." Barnard also had one eye on the Europa League final, where he has already pinpointed Chelsea's preferred opponents.

The CNV map for the human genome is being continuously refined and has already pinpointed the location, copy number, gene content, frequency and approximate breakpoints of numerous CNVs in the healthy population.

And — this is good news, people — we've already pinpointed about 95 percent of all the rocks in the solar system that are of planet-mashing size.

The study underlines a problem that scientists have already pinpointed: that the demand for groundwater in several major agricultural regions of the world is unsustainable.

He added that he had already pinpointed "a fair number of job reductions" and would soon deliver the news to employees.

But the lingering problem is this: The Elian case underscored the central challenge the campaign had already pinpointed, that Mr. Gore needs to counter the perception that he is more preoccupied with tactics than principle.

"They're very eager to work with us, and have already pinpointed a subset of their suppliers that have phased these chemicals out, but we don't yet have a date by which we'll be able to purchase everything we need without these chemicals", said John Kouletsis, Kaiser's vice president of facilities planning and design.

Scientists have already pinpointed molecular probes that work in animals to pinpoint disease like tumors, compromised arteries and the brain plaque that causes Alzheimer's long before traditional diagnostic techniques can do so.

Studies in Drosophila have already pinpointed key cellular age-related changes in muscle and the role of stress resistance pathways in preserving muscle function during aging.

MyHealthNewsDaily reported that it's difficult to detect pancreatic cancer until it has already entered its late stages and spread, and that symptoms can be hard to pinpoint to the cancer.