Sentence examples for identified second from inspiring English sources

While there are significant differences, we find significant common ground between the three countries; in particular, we find that for discourse to lead to action, three steps are required: First, the condition must be identified, second, it must be problematized, and third, the problem must be de-contextualized.

Once RoIs are identified, second part of processing for the whole batch is required to be completed within the stipulated batch process completion time.

Mutual key authentication: This is achieved when each party is assured that no other party aside from a specifically identified second party gains access to a particular secret key [26].

While the D211N mutation completely inhibits transposition, we also identified second site suppressor mutations in the RNAse H domain of Ty1 RT, which restored 5 10% of the D211N mutant's transposition capability [10].

The -1 and -2 exons are located 11 kb and >35 kb 5' of exon 1 in murine cells, and 19 kb and >59 kb 5' of exon 1 in human cells; (3) exon -1 can occur together with one of 4 identified second untranslated exons (exons -2a, -2b, -2c or -2d) in mouse cells, and with one of two -2 exons (-2a or -2b) in human cells.

Although miR-542-3p is known to be a tumor repressor, we have identified second complementary function of miR-542-3p miR-542-3p miR-542-3p-7-mediated osteogenesis.

We previously identified second-trimester amniotic fluid and term cord blood gene expression patterns suggesting dysregulated brain development in fetuses of obese compared with lean women.

A novel and systematic sliding mode control system design methodology is proposed, which integrates an identified second-order plus dead-time (SOPDT) model, an optimal sliding surface and a delay-ahead predictor.

Performance measures are identified first and subsequently connected to risks.

And many of the dead have already been buried by villagers, without being identified first.

This process of debt deflation (identified first by Irving Fisher in 1933) inevitably increases bankruptcy risk.