Sentence examples for identifying a series of from inspiring English sources
In a 2007 study in the journal Optometry, 35 college and professional football players were given the task of identifying a series of curved lines that blended into a blurry background.
The lifecycle aspects are largely drawn from the authors own experience, and again use case studies identifying a series of issues.
US can also detect intracapsular rupture by identifying a series of horizontal echogenic straight or curvilinear lines, somewhat parallel, traversing the interior of the implant, commonly known as the "stepladder sign" (statistically significant for intracapsular rupture, p ≤ 0.05 [16]).
A complete description of the problem to be solved is simultaneously the articulation of a complete solution, a unified course of action identifying a series of steps (means) resulting in an end, which the judger predicts will be found valuable as a complete package.
Lee Hartwell, director of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle, and Paul Nurse, director-general of the Imperial Cancer Research Fund in London, were also lauded for identifying a series of genes that help regulate cell division in yeast and other species.
Genome-wide scanning of adaptation signatures during dog domestication applied the same idea to transform heterozygosity and genetic differentiation index F ST into Z H p and Z F ST between dogs and wolves (Fig. 3), identifying a series of genes in dogs with low Z H p and high Z F ST, which attributed to adaptation to starch-rich food during domestication (Axelsson et al., 2013).
It identified a series of flaws in care for those nearing the end of their lives.
A report this week by Amnesty International identified a series of unlawful detentions and torture including electric shocks.
We have identified a series of market failures where government can step in.
He has identified a series of benchmarks that quangos will have to meet to survive.
He identified a series of variables that influence balls-in-play average.
