Sentence examples for identifying the life from inspiring English sources
Experimental results demonstrated that the method is very promising in identifying the life parameters via radar.
Analysis focused on identifying the life areas that were most important to the participants' QoL.
Sackner-Bernstein started his talk with the story of biologist Alexander Fleming, who famously discovered penicillin by accident, identifying the life-saving antibiotic in mold growing in his bacteria cultures.
Many studies in our review linked changes in the abundance of terrestrial vegetation with changes in inundation, without identifying the life-history stage(s) affected.
This is because identifying the life-history stages and demographic factors that are most sensitive to density dependence is often very difficult (Bassar et al. 2010).
It did identify the life insurance companies that are the biggest users of the transactions, both in and out of New York.
In the face of the "vast amount of biographical and scholarly material now available concerning Lewis and his circle", he says, he is offering "an attempt to identify" the life's "deeper themes and concern, and assess its significance … not a work of synopsis, but of analysis".
To better identify the life parameters such as respiration and heartbeat, a novel method combined with several signal processing techniques is presented.
Exploring key demographic parameters for establishment and growth of shrub populations enables us to identify the life stages or plant organs that browsers need to consume to effectively influence shrub population dynamics.
The aim of this study is to assess readiness for independent living of youth on the verge of leaving residential care in Israel, and to identify the life domains in which they need further help.
This approach may overlook the response of younger life stages (i.e., seedlings and saplings) and thus may fail to identify the life stage that is most sensitive to a particular environmental gradient (i.e., site characteristics that vary across landscapes such as elevation or aspect).
