Sentence examples for identifying so many from inspiring English sources

Identifying so many names, Schwartzburg said, would have been virtually impossible before Google Books digitized millions of pages of rare and far-flung periodicals — a "bittersweet" paradox given that digital technology is also helping to drive today's neighborhood bookstores out of business.

Indeed James identified so many parcels of specimens that at times he felt he was becoming a machine for naming lichens.

The overall effect was of a good strong collection, but not one to change the feminist vision that the Jil Sander label identified so many years ago.

Mr. Giggs was subsequently identified so many times on Twitter — 75,000, according to John Hemming, a Liberal Democrat member of Parliament — that he became a worldwide trending topic.

If you correctly identified so many takeovers, why didn't you do better?

She and others have identified so many novel species that call Portugal's caves home that this tiny Mediterranean country would qualify as a biodiversity hot spot for cave organisms if the field hadn't recently changed its criteria.

That second word is difficult to identify; so many adjectives could occupy that space.

Why have we been able to identify so many additional genes expressed in the ovary?

These authors however, did not identify so many genes coding for ACC oxidase as we have in this work.

But scientists have identified so many protein adducts that might serve as candidate biomarkers that finding the best ones to advance into further testing presents a major challenge.

Our ability to identify so many differentially expressed genes by measuring mRNA hybridization intensities from just ten surgical samples was strongly effected by our data analysis strategy.