Sentence examples for identified standing from inspiring English sources

When the officers arrived, they saw Coach Romeo Crennel, General Manager Scott Pioli and another Chiefs employee, who was not identified, standing in the parking lot talking to Belcher.

Forty five percent of participants with PDPN (n=9) and 56% of participants with HIV-AN (n=9) identified walking and 10% (n=2) and 19% (n=3) respectively identified standing, as physical activities commonly affected by NP, while none of the participants with PHN reported difficulty with these activities (Table  4).

But the mapping began Thursday with Bill Berliner, a conservancy arborist, and Anna Colletti, an administrator, identifying standing trees by their "d.b.h" — diameter at breast height — and noting their condition on a chart.

The method has the potential to identify standing variation at frequencies larger than q0, although the accuracy of measurements of the marker frequency presents a limiting factor.

Ideally, national VMMC operational plans would assign the geographic focus, roles, and responsibilities of demand generation partners and identify standing coordination mechanisms to ensure programs remain aligned as the demand generation strategies evolve.

"The fire has doubled back on properties that we identified as standing that are now engulfed in flames".

His present entry, an abstract work identified as "Standing Figure", is posed against the lake and is harsh and hideous enough to alarm the waterfowl.

On the sediment deposits upstream of each structure, we identified the standing vegetation, measured species richness and abundance, and also evaluated vegetation cover on the gully sides.

The appearance remained a mystery for years until she was identified as standing in the background during one of the Fisherman's Wharf scenes.

Theatre nurses in one study identified prolonged standing and walking (up to 10 hrs) as the main contributing factor to foot/ankle MSDs in their work location [ 9].

Here we term these "Evolutionary Principal Components" (EPC) purely to distinguish them from the axes identified for standing variation among proteomes in Figure  1.