Sentence examples for identified as so from inspiring English sources

Ever since the B-RAF mutation had been identified as so prevalent in melanoma tumors, the company's scientists had been working on a drug aimed at it, and when they invited him for a visit in early 2006, Dr. Flaherty could not fend off a wave of excitement.

These numbers include all those who self-identified as Jews in a socio-demographic study or were identified as so by a respondent in the same household.

Correction: An earlier version of this story stated that Stewart originally identified as "so gay," and used the terms "bisexual" and "fluid" in reference to herself at a later date.

(If the state had inspected, it would have found the health conditions that city has since identified as so hazardous that it has threatened to close the school within 30 days if the vermin, mold, and ceiling leaks aren't addressed).

Because peer supporters have faced many of the same problems, and the support offered relates to the task of managing diabetes in one's day to day life, peer support has the potential of being a practical way to address barriers which have been identified as so important in impeding successful diabetes self-management.

The effect on the expression of some gene categories identified earlier (polyketide synthases, heterokaryon incompatibility proteins, PTH11-receptors) was confirmed, but in addition GCN5-N-acetyltransferases, amino acid permeases and flavin monooxygenases were identified as so far unknown major targets of LAE1 action.

Some people may also have misconceptions about the labels you identify as, so it may be a good idea to research things like that so you can explain it.

In recent years, a severely under-reported element of learning disability hate crime has been identified as so-called "mate crime".

In addition to direct copies of the article as published, a separate category was identified as so-called authors manuscripts which are accepted for publishing, but still need to have the final copyediting and page layout completed ("personal versions").

The actors, many of whom were household names in Russia, possess a quality that Mr. Bates identifies as so crucial to Chekhov, the ability to transcend artifice and simply be.

I mean, we're not fully queer, not yet, and some of us don't identify as gay so maybe Queerbling is a good word for us.