Sentence examples for it identifies some of from inspiring English sources
The report does not cite the names of the officials who it says "did not discharge their responsibilities in a satisfactory manner," but it identifies some of them by title.
It identifies some of the key arguments and cultural foundations for the emergence of plant geographies and ties them to recent theoretical and methodological debates.
Called Whither America, it identifies some of the culprits responsible for the country's dire state including the "mercenary election industry," "cultural degradation," and "the slanted and self-serving media"—before suggesting reforms.
It identifies some of the easier and more conspicuous aspects of the regulation of sulfur assimilation.
It helped to calm the panic that had swept financial markets following the collapse of Lehman Brothers; it identified some of the remedies needed to avoid repeating the mistakes that had led to the crisis; and it showed that the interdependence of the world could be matched by common purpose and effort.
Again, this negative finding is relevant to the authors as it identified some of the gaps in participant's understanding of diabetes complications and should be address when delivering MY DEMO in future intervention study.
It also identifies some of the main issues on which 'research on health research' has already been conducted and published, in some cases in HARPS.
The ultimate function of any standards body is epistemological; given an enormous range of opinions, it must identify some of them as beliefs.
So it's identifying some of the questions that are beyond your discipline and not being scared of your crazy ideas not being scared of stating them and just blatantly knocking on people's doors and saying, "Look, I don't understand why".
It has identified some of the structural organisational barriers to the nurses role in general practice.
Rogers said of the meeting: It started to identify some of the differences that we have that we're going to have to bridge.
