Sentence examples for identifying the processes from inspiring English sources
Docherty, N. M. On Identifying the processes underlying schizophrenic speech disorder.
Such information would go a long way toward identifying the processes the formed the moon and other planets.
These initial results allow us to begin identifying the processes of recovery, and to recognise different ecological pressures placed on vegetation at these neighbouring sites.
In a context of increasing land use pressure (over-exploitation, surface-water contamination) and repeated droughts, identifying the processes affecting groundwater quality in coastal megacities of the tropical and arid countries will condition their long-term social and environmental sustainability.
The Earth Institute integrates economics, law, urban planning, social sciences, public health and agriculture with basic Earth science in a way that feeds into better mechanisms for identifying the processes that govern change and solutions to the problems that society faces as this change occurs.
Vulnerability indicators provide a potentially useful means of monitoring vulnerability over time and space, identifying the processes that contribute to vulnerability, prioritizing strategies for reducing vulnerability, and evaluating the effectiveness of these strategies in different social and ecological settings (Adger et al. 2009).
That is why the next section focuses on identifying the process elements required to create an ontology-driven methodology.
It is important to understand how pathogens, and microbes in general, disseminate and to identify the processes structuring their populations.
Unless we can clearly map the effects of meditation – both the positive and the negative – and identify the processes underpinning the practice, our scientific understanding of meditation is precarious and can easily lead to exaggeration and misinterpretation.
The heuristics are intended as a guide to identify the processes or activities that may give rise to additional emissions beyond the supply chain.
Only about 25% of them can identify the "processes" that underlie providing services and products holistically.
