Sentence examples for identified a type of from inspiring English sources

In another study, published in Nature, German researchers report that they have identified a type of bacteria that can consume chlorobenzenes, toxic solvents found in many common compounds, including correction fluid, and that can accumulate in the food chain.

Missal's report says VA's information technology staff has identified a type of phishing attack in which someone outside the agency impersonates an agency employee to persuade other employees to reveal private information and obtain fraudulent payments.

Dr Horsley's team has identified a type of stem cell known as the adipose precursor cell that plays a crucial part in creating new fat cells.

A friend of hers told Vogue in February, 2015, that the half of America that hates Donald Trump loves Ivanka—"because she's not him!" In a November 2nd piece for BuzzFeed titled "Meet the Ivanka Voter," Anne Helen Petersen identified a type of suburban white woman who supported Trump in vague alignment with his daughter.

Writing in Nature, Newton et al.1 and, previously, Mizuhashi et al.2 have identified a type of skeletal stem cell in the resting zone of mouse bones that gives rise to all types of growth-plate chondrocyte, as well as some of the long-lived stem cells of the bone-marrow stroma (non-blood-lineage cells).

It would then take much longer to train all the scouts needed to achieve the transfer, which involves carrying the queen, the workers and the brood to the new nest.Dr Franks and his colleagues identified a type of behaviour called "reverse tandem runs" that makes the process more efficient.

The following themes were identified: (a) types of organizations, (b) numbers of websites and type of content presented, and (c) accessibility.

They tell us what category of problem we are dealing with, and because they identify a type of problem, they also contain the seeds of action and response.

The data set is less concerned with recognizing questions of specificity, like identifying a type of bird, and more concerned with recognizing a bird from a car or a dog.

We identify a type of polyaxonal amacrine cell physiologically via its distinctive electrical signature, revealed by electrical coupling with ON parasol retinal ganglion cells recorded using a large-scale multi-electrode array.

We therefore identify a type of Dorian Gray effect, from the lead protagonist in Oscar Wilde's novel, whose portrait evolves as he carries out evil acts.