The identification of certain writers with university creative-writing programs is, therefore, a postwar phenomenon.
There is a deadening nihilism at play here, at once sad and hysterical, as well as an identification of certain elements in the American condition that need to be faced and resolved, if indeed they can be.
Professor Huxley and Professor Hodgkin's work further explained how anesthesia works, laid the groundwork for devices that operate prosthetic limbs, and led to the identification of certain genetic diseases.
The identification of certain types of HPV as the causal agents of cervical cancer has improved cervical-cancer-screening programs by enabling samples obtained from asymptomatic women to be tested for the presence of harmful viral types that could later give rise to cancer.
This is an approach that reduces extensive, time-consuming and particularly difficult taxonomic identification of certain species.
Traditional biological methods have struggled to address some of the challenges inherit in the unbiased identification of certain posttranslational modifications.
This further adds to the fact that toxicity prediction cannot always be encountered with global approaches such as identification of certain toxic alerts in a chemical compound.
The fifth tree includes both branching and linear components, thereby enabling identification of certain species as proposed ancestors of other species.
First, the search repository or repositories used to find the papers may provide different results and could prevent the identification of certain papers.
Our findings provide suitable support for the identification of certain land uses in order to preserve riverine biodiversity and hopefully restore lotic ecosystems in Mediterranean catchments.
Cores allow for sampling relatively great depths regardless of the groundwater table, though they only provide one-dimensional insights into the stratigraphy and may hamper the identification of certain sedimentological features indicative of tsunami or storm deposition.
