Sentence examples for matter of identifying from inspiring English sources

It's just a matter of identifying these guys and working with them at an earlier age".

It's a matter of identifying your book buyers for the subject".

Delmas's speed should afford him very good range – it's just a matter of identifying passing designs.

From there it is a simple matter of identifying a miracle or two before Hitler's Pope becomes a saint.

"It's just a matter of identifying the leaking pipes which has now been done largely throughout our building and then bringing in the workmen which is now happening to fix those pipes – it's just tightening connections," she said.

In "Freedom of the Will and the Concept of a Person" (1971), he proposed that having free will is a matter of identifying with one's desires in a certain sense.

Its five chapters pursue this purpose, discussing the appropriate level of generality for such studies, the modes of causality and of necessity to be used in biological explanations, the relation of form to matter in living things, the proper method of division for this subject matter, the means of identifying kinds and their activities at the proper level of abstraction, and much more.

For the intensive care clinician, it is a matter of individually identifying the patient who can benefit from this therapy according to the current literature.

The total initial yield of 7420 potentially relevant records was subject to abstract screening by subject matter and methodology, with the aim of identifying a total number of records, as well as the number of records for each strategy, judged relevant to both breast-feeding support and qualitative research (Table 2).

This approach is a sensitive way of identifying white matter damage, but as it is restricted to assessment of the a priori defined regions, only a small amount of the total white matter is usually investigated (e.g. Niogi et al., 2008 a ).

"The IOM has done a really good job of identifying some matters of concern and recommended some ways of dealing with them that we will take very seriously," says ICOC chair Jonathan Thomas.