Sentence examples for identify ahead from inspiring English sources

Mr. Snow and other wildlife biologists have been on something of a crusade of late, pressing federal and state governments to crack down on the trade in such species, quicken responses when an invader appears in the wild and expand federal preventive screening to identify — ahead of time — imported animals and plants that are most apt to spread in this country.

In our setting, the biomarker X is measured at baseline in order to identify ahead in time subjects that will develop disease or not within τ.

The engineer did not want to be identified ahead of the public offering.

In the rare instances where a temporary chair is not identified ahead of time, someone with experience and knowledge caucusing will step forward to run the caucus.

Experts say parents who are at risk for post-traumatic stress should be identified ahead of time and given help to prepare them for dealing with the initial trauma.

Then Mr. Bernanke scared hedge fund managers out of their open-collar shirts and fleeces by reiterating long-standing Fed dogma: that bubbles cannot be identified ahead of time and that "neither the Federal Reserve nor economists in general predicted the past crisis".

These targets are identified ahead of detailed design.

A brief survey of theoretical treatments of desorption shows that numerous factors can account for this variability, although the factors operating in any specific case cannot usually be identified ahead of time.

A decision has not been made on which charities will be affected, but those at risk have been identified ahead of the council's budget which will be unveiled later this month.

In situations where patients can potentially be identified ahead of clinic visits, logistical problems were reported.

However, system-based approaches rely on clinical problems where patients can be identified ahead of visits to the clinic.