Sentence examples for identified steps from inspiring English sources

Hugo Lavados, Chile's economy minister, said that after almost four months of study, a government panel identified steps that would ease conditions in crowded salmon pens and provide greater protection against the introduction of high-risk illnesses in salmon eggs.

I have identified steps in lab protocols that can be optimized, yet I have not optimized them.

Kinetics of some of the identified steps were reported and applicability of such kinetics is discussed for modeling ignition, involving much higher heating rates than thermo-analytical measurements.

We then analyzed possible reasons for the problem, decided the most likely reason (based on experimental results and interaction analysis), and identified steps to redesign our intervention for the next iteration.

Indeed, the answer for defining various tests depends on the need of the user and scale of comparison and therefore one needs to have set of methodology at different scale with different identified steps.

In order to render these fundamental ideas operational, the FD prescribes three main steps: preliminary flood risk assessments in all water districts (step 1); the development of flood hazard maps and flood risk maps for the areas identified (steps 2a and 2b); and the establishment of flood risk management plans (step 3).

The dispute became physical, and the woman's 14-year-old son, who was not identified, stepped in.

To me, it's looking increasingly like Spangler is using API to effectively do Atlas McDowell's legwork, and then once trouble spots have been identified, stepping in to make a profit out of instability.

The three stages are: data acquisition using relay feedback; non-parametric identification of the system step response; and parametric model fitting of the identified step response.

As long as the problem gets identified (step 1), if that person can't get to step 2 on their own, at least they can bring it to someone who can.

Establish clearly identified, step-by-step, common goals between partners.