Sentence examples for identified on their from inspiring English sources

RESULTS: 28 autopsy patients had at least one pulmonary nodule identified on their thoracic CT no more than 2 months before death.

Mehsud died, but so did his young wife, whom C.I.A. target specialists had mistakenly identified on their video screens as his doctor.

He said: "In 1986, eight of 39 plays were identified on their title pages as collaborative, a little more than 20%.

DNA bases are "too small to be identified on their own: they would fly through," says James Clarke, a scientist at Oxford Nanopore.

(You know you're on to a good thing, she says, when you hear a group of macho machete-wielding coffee farmers in Colombia competing with each other over how many migratory bird species they had identified on their respective farms).

In his view, the Norse Vinlanders later dissolved so thoroughly into the Indian population that only their light skin and the occasional pair of blue eyes remained for European explorers to remark upon in the 16th century as they sailed along a coast identified on their maps as "Norumbega" or "Normanvilla".

It's all about the Harris brand rather than the needs of the children for a warm coat that they can easily identify on their peg".

These young LBT+ executives tell us that they see no one with whom they can identify on their floor, upstairs, in their buildings; anywhere at their global firms.

In addition to having access to these opportunities, CPHPL field consultants work with students individually to develop other internship options that may suit their unique interests or help students assess and finalize internship opportunities they may identify on their own.

Allowing the cameras to automatically prefocus on subjects they identify on their own usually works pretty well, especially when the subject is very prominent in the frame.

Materials, inorganic or organic ones, are identified on the basis of their characteristic Raman spectral bands.