Sentence examples for identifiable characteristics from inspiring English sources

For many health topics, however, these subgroups will be difficult to identify, as interest will only be tangentially related to easily identifiable characteristics such as age and occupation.

Trende concluded that seven million fewer white people had voted in the 2012 election than had in 2008, and that the missing voters had certain identifiable characteristics.

For each layer, label it with its scientific name, determine identifiable characteristics, origins, size, material composition, and significance to the Earth's processes.

But, in the case of conventional human-robot interaction, after gathering information about the robot, the robot's lack of identifiable characteristics and personality prevents any relationship bond developing".

The religious complexes that emerge in each stage of this evolution have identifiable characteristics that Bellah studies and differentiates according to the following categories: symbol systems, religious actions, religious organizations, and social implications.

One of Mitford's most widely read books was Noblesse Oblige: An Enquiry into the Identifiable Characteristics of the English Aristocracy (1956), a volume of essays of which she was coeditor and which brought to the attention of the world the distinction between linguistic usages that are U (upper class) and those that are non-U (not upper class).

The problem of genome annotation is to 1) parse genomes into DNA sequences that have some identifiable characteristic and then 2) to attach biological information to those identified sequences; that is, having identified a DNA sequence as a gene, one wants to determine what biological or biochemical functions the gene regulates in the organism.

Well… The most identifiable characteristic of the computing genius is that he (it's usually a he) is Other.

The first transition took place in 1949, when the concrete main stand was fitted with a roof that has become the focal point of the stadium and its identifiable characteristic.

The biggest names in film tend to trade on their most obvious, most readily identifiable characteristic: Julia Roberts' smile, Dwayne Johnson's muscles, Jennifer Lawrence's ability to kill a man at 100 paces with a bow and arrow.

Probably the single most identifiable characteristic of China to the people of the rest of the world is the size of its population.