Sentence examples for in which to identify from inspiring English sources
That news gave the classroom's nonracing majority a few self-satisfying moments in which to identify with the Morton Thiokol scientists who had rightly warned against the launching.
He wrote most of the list himself, including reason No. 7: "What could be funnier than R. Kelly's ongoing project of writing new lyrics in which to identify that the version you're hearing is a remix?
The investors have a set timeline in which to identify the company they seek to buy/ merge with" and then a switch is flipped and the "newco" is a publicly-traded entity.
CSSLs are ideal genetic populations in which to identify the traits that are controlled by many factors (Nadeau et al. 2000; Kubo et al. 2002; Ando et al. 2008).
But this only excludes reidentifications: presumably I can identify the moving whiteness or the moving seeing until it changes, even if this only gives me an instant in which to identify it.
Perhaps it would be helpful if the Ferguson Commission focus included a review of tactical procedures leading up to a deadly force incident; ways in which to identify police officers with racial animus; cultural sensitivity training and then lastly, a fast-track to the unemployment line for any officer who fails to follow their recommendations.
In these experiments we select an axial height in the coflow flame at which to identify the sooting limit.
Conclusion: LUS is a sensitive diagnostic tool with which to identify VAP in critical ill patient.
When health problems do emerge, we may only have a very short period of time and opportunity in which to react, identify and restore the damaged natural environment.
The animal model serves both as a tool to further understand the pathophysiology of the disease, and a more tractable system in which to begin to identify other factors (genetic and environmental) that may alter the phenotype.
