Sentence examples for identifying and defining from inspiring English sources
He contributed particularly toward establishing sexual differentiation in plants by identifying and defining the male (anther) and female (pistil) reproductive parts of the plant and also by describing their function in fertilization.
A critical challenge is identifying and defining innovative therapy.
The first step in phase three is to formulate the system by identifying and defining the variables that will be used in the reasoning process.
The study results suggest the essential defining characteristics that may help nurses in identifying and defining an accurate nursing diagnosis in clinical practice.
After global sea level rise slowed ∼8000 years ago, a proliferation of shell middens formed an increasingly prominent stratigraphic signature for identifying and defining an Anthropocene Epoch.
Such approach consists in identifying and defining the critical and quality times of the process, and to find a technological solution to make equal those times.
Inventions should be named, and invented terms for parts or systems that are required to make the invention work should be identified and defined on the blueprint.
We also have the Nuffield Council on Bioethics, which undertakes a much wider remit - to identify and define ethical questions raised by recent advances in biological and medical research in order to respond to and anticipate public concern.
Still, across the field of candidates no one is as firmly identified and defined — and by all appearances, helped — by the place he calls home as Mr. Giuliani, and it only starts with his identification with the Sept. 11 attacks.
Joking, jabbing, mystifying, the words weave through and around the elusive subject of blackness, whether embodied in aspects of contemporary African-American culture, in half-buried histories or in forms yet to be identified and defined.
