Sentence examples for identifying a whole from inspiring English sources

"This policy risks identifying a whole lot of people with problematic drug use, and then having nowhere to send them".

The previous government identified a whole bunch of waste.

He also shows how a tiny bone from a baby finger was enough to identify a whole new humanoid species.

Researchers have identified a whole series of such flaws in the way we think in making decisions.

This will help us identify a whole new set of biomarkers that can be used for early screening or detection.

But researchers like Rodriguez are intrigued about the drug's potential to help them identify a whole new line of medicines for fast-acting treatment of mental health disorders.

We can identify a whole roster of common mechanisms like those that specify a cell's position and thus determine its behavior, and we can identify widely used genes that specify position of cells along the body axis and that control other genes that make sure ribs and limbs and noses develop in the right places.

"We identified a whole bunch of companies all over the world trying to solve oppressive censorship, empower individuals, and make these phones more useful".

A validity area is identified: (a) whole curve inside and outside limit area; (b) zoom on the validity area and focus on optimal value obtained by conditional estimation.

Researchers recently identified a whole new species of river dolphin in Brazil and discovered that each species of river dolphin is much rarer than we thought.

Nowadays, when you interact with Google, you don't know if you'll be talking to Awesome Google; Mammon Google; …or a former Microsoftian whose beliefs and values were birthed in Redmond, and who, as a result, identifies a whole lot more with Mammon — and with bureaucratic infighting — than with Awesome.