Sentence examples for identifying it later from inspiring English sources

(F2-1) If, during their training, undergraduates are taught about spirometry and perform lung function measurements using equipment of a type unlikely to be found on wards or in GP surgeries, they may well have difficulty working out how to use it, or even identifying it, later on in their training.

The upside of this is taking mental notes, communicating with the device hands-free and maybe even recording a song you hear on the radio to identify it later.

In the Name section, name the new rule so that you can easily identify it later.

The source of bubonic plague is the bacillus Yersinia pestis, named for a French bacteriologist, Alexandre Yersin, who identified it during a later outbreak, in China and India, in the eighteen-nineties.

It created an oddly pleasant tingling in the mouth; I later identified it as Sichuan pepper.

He called the membrane lysosome, and later identified it in pictures taken with an electron microscope.

Morlock says in his confession that before he dropped his grenade over the wall, he "prepped" it by removing its thumb safety, pin and spoon, and stuffed the parts in his pocket, so as not to leave any evidence that might later identify it as American.

At 09 00, lookouts aboard Emden spotted a smoke cloud on the horizon, and thirty minutes later identified it as a warship approaching at high speed.

Later zoologists identified it as an Asian elephant, and since then the fetus has stood as a cornerstone of that species' taxonomy.

On 22 October, he collected a specimen of B. epica in old flower, but incorrectly identified it as B. media, and later lodged it in the herbarium at Canberra under that name.

Its actual nature was not found until Baird restudied it over a century later and identified it as a squamosal (bone from the back of the skull) of Pachycephalosaurus, including a set of bony knobs corresponding to those found on other specimens of Pachycephalosaurus.