Sentence examples for ideas to identify from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for the ABC said: "ABC News has been considering a range of ideas to identify savings, find more efficient ways of operating and best position the division for the future.

Otrel-Cass et al. suggested ensuring learning from ICT requires teachers to 'unpack the scientific ideas to identify specific pedagogical strategies that exploit the opportunities of each ICT' (p. 2).

The researchers used videos of these reflective sessions to analyze how students and the teacher raised issues about learning scientific ideas to identify what these issues were, and how the students and teacher responded.

This makes the database a valuable resource for testing new ideas to identify variation that might be the source of disease.

We adopted a systematic approach to: (1) extract key ideas to identify the properties and dimensions of emerging concepts; (2) review and reorganise the transcriptions for individual accounts suitable for thematic analysis; and (3) identify idioms, patterns, categories and themes to provide a cognitive map of the concerns, beliefs and behaviours of study participants.

However, case studies of this nature intend to open up new research ideas to identifying the mechanisms of liver involvement in severe dengue infection and to discover therapeutic options.

But before we go tinkering with it, it might be a good idea to identify what exactly has gone wrong.

Either way, it's up to the cartoonist to grasp the idea, to identify it, and to put it down on paper — or whatever surface is handy, just as long as you put it down.

Before you go very far in choosing your career, it's a good idea to identify those tasks.

The prediction method applies this idea to identify drugs and targets that are relevant to a set given set of drugs and targets.

The idea to identify the neutral elements with the elements given in experience therefore naturally suggests itself to a neutral monist under the sway of empiricism.