Sentence examples for identified existing from inspiring English sources

There are some transitions between states that we know might exist in the long term, such as between identified existing victim and advocacy (denoting self-referral of women to advocacy after they have disclosed to a healthcare professional), but for which we have no data.

Although the existence and significance of qualitative characteristics are identified, existing approaches up to now do not provide models and methods to handle qualitative service characteristics in an efficient and objective way.

From the total set of core concepts extracted during coding, we identified existing causality dependencies for about 20% of concepts found.

This taxonomy allows for a structured analysis of identified existing literature concerning intended contribution as well as considered target perspectives, tasks, methods, alternatives, and life cycle phases.

This re-audit showed that since the initial survey, carried out during the spring of 2012, a further seven countries had either begun measures to make referral guidelines available or had identified existing national referral guidelines, bringing the number of countries with such guidelines available to 25 out of a total of 30.

This is why "foresightfullness", as expressed by Prahalad and Hamel [15], appears as the resultant of an identified, existing, market niche, professional expertise and a sense of business; and as future-making activity deduced from the capabilities of the professional and business partners following the logic of Major et al. [20] and identifying the foresight approach as a core competence.

They are best equipped to quickly and efficiently identify existing and emerging needs.

The forum would identify existing gaps in education and recommend ways of organising cross-borough provision to plug the holes.

The civil service currently has limited means of identifying existing procurement skills across different government departments so they can be deployed strategically where they are most needed.

Information from the survey, Dr. Stokley's letter said, would be used to help identify "existing community assets and resources available to assist our young to grow in a healthy, caring and responsible way".

A bibliographic analysis was carried out to identify existing models.