Sentence examples for identified agree from inspiring English sources

24 The design requirements identified agree with those outlined in the current literature but address the perceived need in the literature to explore patients' preferences in relation to wearable technology.

Comparison of the actual three-dimensional structures (PDB entries 4DXH and 4W6Z, A chains) shows that 312 residues of horse and yeast ADHs are in similar secondary structures and that 11 of the 15 changes we identified agree in most respects with the modeling (Table 1).

A prominent national Republican who did not want to be identified agreed with Schmidt.

(The CIO is the chief information officer of a company): An IT professional with a financial services company, who declined to be identified, agreed that the breakup of H-P came as no surprise.

No matter -- most of the dozen or so women who took the class (which attracted one man who did not wish to be identified) agreed: Everything about the former first lady is fascinating.

Farther up Route 27, the manager of the M Salon in the Village of East Hampton, who also insisted that he not be identified, agreed that business this summer could not be better.

Two longtime members who asked not to be identified agreed that the acrimony has not been over the organization's mission so much as how its income sources -- principally a thrift shop called the Bargain Box and a used-book store, as well as an annual summer fair and donations -- should be managed.

No statistical significance can be attributed to the quantity of diagnostic change seen in this observational study, but the substantial improvement in diagnostic confidence identified agrees with previous studies showing increased reader confidence with xSPECT/CT Bone scans compared with conventional SPECT/CT bone scans (Vija et al. 2014, 2015).

Forty-one of the 49 farmers identified agreed to participate in the study.

All of those identified agreed to participate in an in-depth interview.

However, research and development of procedures for resource allocation have not identified agreed methods for identifying, assessing and validating the evidence that decisions are based on.