Sentence examples for identified noted from inspiring English sources

The lawyer, who didn't want to be identified, noted that all the talk of the potential impact of a ruling on other start-ups seems to have influenced how the Court framed its decision.

Alessandra Sternberg, who practices in the West Village, said that she prefers to take off at other times of the year anyway; and an Upper East Side analyst, who asked not to be identified, noted that she and her husband, who is also in the profession, had already spent two weeks in Maine.

For S2 and S3, three peaks can be identified, noted as Ga N, Ga O, and O 2s, respectively.

The person, who asked politely not to be identified, noted that it wasn't likely to ship with Google Maps and that it was for testing, AT&T has their own mapping thing going on.

Non-primate captures were identified, noted and released.

As the banker (whose name or firm affiliation is never identified) notes in the "Mad Men" episode, there was precedent for small advertising agencies going public.

Both spoke on the condition that they not be identified, noting that the subpoena includes a boldfaced, underlined request by the United States attorney that the recipient not disclose its existence to anyone.

88.2% of the students had a achieved a result above 95% (> 61 skills correctly identified), noting more difficulty in describing the changes in cardiac tamponade and inferior vena cava.

Four characterizing dimensionless groups are recognized from the non-dimensional conservation equations under imposed pressure boundary condition, while the system pressure for the model fluid is identified noting the region of similarity on the plane of non-dimensional density and non-dimensional pressure.

We used these same Dlx probes on whole-mount embryos at early stage of organogenesis (see Additional file 3), and could get strong signals for every Dlx genes here identified (note that probe lengths are equivalent for all six genes).

The costs will be difficult to identify, notes Robert Litan, a scholar at the Kauffman Foundation, a think-tank.