Sentence examples for identifies rather than from inspiring English sources

"The requirements around gender/sex recognition on identification need to change to purely and simply being in alignment with how the person identifies, rather than have a medical intervention component," Phoenix explained.

(Oum Ali, meaning "mother of Ali," is how she asked to be identified, rather than by her full name).

It is an a priori or conceptual investigation, the underlying concern of which is to identify rather than to explain.

This system focuses on the objects to be identified rather than the sensor technology, where most R&D efforts are concentrated.

If you do, you become someone who is working backwards; someone who is attempting to achieve a goal that you've identified rather than creating something because you think it's good.

Dr. Miriam Kupperman, an expert on medical decision-making at the University of California, San Francisco, says most evaluations of prenatal screening tests focus only on the costs per the number of cases identified, rather than quality-of-life considerations.

For example, petitioners point out that person might burn a flag to vilify particular policies with which the flag is identified, rather than to cast contempt on the flag itself.

Mr. Gore's advisers described his speech as a genuine expression of sentiment about an issue with which he has long been closely identified, rather than an attempt to position himself for the 2004 presidential election.

Finally, it is concluded that the accuracy of the one-dimensional model can be improved when its physical parameters are experimentally identified rather than estimated on the basis of literature data.

CONCLUSION This study is unique in that groups of patients with similar symptoms were identified rather than groups of symptoms.

No one has to implicate rather than say things, or use the implicatures we have identified rather than others.