Sentence examples for internationally identified from inspiring English sources

Iran is sensitive about the name of the body of water internationally identified as the Persian Gulf, which some Arab countries call the Arabian Gulf.

The CRAAVED elements of ten internationally identified IUU crab and lobster species were analyzed with sixteen control species by using a matched case control design.

Although New Zealand P. oligandrum isolates had high ITS nucleotide identity with internationally identified P. oligandrum, the order of nucleotides in some regions varied when compared with other Pythium species.

The mitigation of anthropogenic carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions through technologies such as Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) has been internationally identified as one of the major technical approaches that can be used to combat global climate change in fossil fuel dominated countries.

Now a director of Barchester Green Investment, John continues to work with clients, both nationally and internationally; identifying financial planning strategies which serve clients financial needs without compromising their values.

Cross-country analysis including North and South countries has been promoted as a means of benchmarking the performance of health systems internationally, identifying limitations in specific functions and spurring improvements [ 4].

Gonococcal AMR surveillance nationally and internationally, to identify emerging resistance and inform treatment guidelines, is imperative for public health purposes.

The so-called London School of figurative painters, men like Francis Bacon, Lucian Freud and RB Kitaj, was becoming increasingly identified internationally with contemporary British art.

The so-called London School of figurative painters, men like Bacon, Freud and R.B. Kitaj, was becoming increasingly identified internationally with contemporary English art.

Today, the country famous for having given Vivre Sa Vie to the world is identified internationally with Amélie; its premier literary export in recent years has been the banal miserabilist Michel Houellebecq; and the suspected fraudster Jérôme Kerviel, the Société Générale trader, is now the most famous French man.

An outline of the progress of nZEBs is presented by summarizing the internationally known nZEBs identified including 30 case studies on the design strategies applied and the actual building performance.