Sentence examples for identified identification from inspiring English sources
The subject fixates a point well to the side (or in any radial direction) of the target and then successively moves the gaze towards the target until it can be detected (detection conspicuity) or identified (identification conspicuity).
In 1998, three measures were identified: identification (% of the enrollees in a health system with a diagnosis of substance abuse disorders), treatment initiation (% with admission to treatment within 14 days of identification or assessment), and engagement (% of diagnosed SUD with two treatment services in 30 days after initiation of care or assessment) (Garnick, et al. 2009).
According to [42], the way in which people influenced one another are categorizable in three different processes: people publicly agree with others while privately dissent (compliance), people are influenced by the people with whom they feel identified (identification), and people agree both publicly and privately without coercion from others (internalization).
Briefly, children are identified by identification card or fingerprint scanning at the identification and registration station, where barcode labels for all documents and sample tubes are automatically printed.
Although Sailor will, against all odds, be identified, that identification comes to seem almost irrelevant.
The cyanobacteria were identified using identification keys (Desikachary 1959; Whitton and Potts 2000).
Patients may present with typical but non-specific symptoms of hypercalcaemia including malaise, depression, renal stones and abdominal pain or incidentally identified following identification of a raised serum calcium on blood biochemistry.
However, the promoter region must be precisely identified before identification of TFBSs co-occurrence.
In a psychoanalytical frame, this could be identified as identification with an aggressor.
Potential benefits of PET-CT increasinging staging accuracy were identified: specifically identification of nodal involvement and metastatic spread.
Death certificates from the National Statistical Office were identified via identification numbers, which are assigned to citizens at birth.
