Sentence examples for identified successful from inspiring English sources
Governments like to boast of a portfolio of large, nationally identified, successful firms – not thousands of hare-brained schemes whose doom is a near certainty.
Although some QTLs associated with HI have been identified, successful marker-assisted breeding for high HI in rice has not been reported.
Twelve types of inferential strategies were found to be used by all the learners, and two groups of learners were identified: successful and less successful inferencers.
Several studies documenting the importance of IPE for medical and nursing students identified successful outcomes including improved communication skills, increased knowledge of role, and greater self-efficacy (Norgaard et al. 2013; Tofil et al. 2014).
Bearing in mind the breadth and depth of the field and the various participating countries and cultural factors involved, the idea emerged of creating a short database which identified successful cases of women who entered SET, actively worked in the field, and in many cases developed also a successful family life with an appeal and a personal story is applicable to a broader European content.
We identified successful R0 resections of recurrent local or metastatic disease by examining the surgical and postoperative pathology reports.
Dr. Ride said their role would be identifying successful programs and then connecting financing sources to spread the successes nationally.
Expert opinion was assembled through a Delphi Process to identify successful and less successful reserves and investigate common factors influencing success or failure.
The aim was rather to identify successful marketing activities and communication approaches so as to extract potential success factors which, when transferred to public health promotion activities, could potentially improve their success and effectiveness.
Tasked with identifying successful businesswomen, the academy would train potential female candidates and match them with a current company chair to mentor them".
Development organisations love to identify successful programmes as best practices, and then try to replicate them in other countries.
