Sentence examples for matters to identify from inspiring English sources
Recognizing his vulnerability, Obama asked the Office of Science and Technology Policy, his advisers on science and space matters, to identify another place for the agency to go.
But since justices are not themselves representatives of any political party, it confuses matters to identify a justice in nakedly partisan terms.
It matters to identify exactly which benefits and which negative side effects are attached to actual publicity and secrecy, and what their respective weight could be.
"We constantly engage in dialogue with our U.S. counterparts on these matters to identify and develop areas of cooperation".
"Not only do we work quickly to correct and resolve the issue with the homeowner, we fully investigate the matter to identify and address the root cause," she said.
When you consider that there were over 15 million identity thefts in the US in 2016 alone, you know it's not a simple matter to identify a forgery.
As this discussion suggests, it is not a straightforward matter to identify cognates in this lexical domain in Northeast Asia, and it is not straightforward to distinguish inherited cognates from loans.
If subsequent observation and experiment produces data that conflict with those predicted, one might think that this reflects badly on the hypothesis under test, but Duhem pointed out that given all of the assumptions required to derive predictions, it is no simple matter to identify where the error lies.
First, it is not necessarily a simple matter to identify the batch effect eigenvector.
Because the yeast genome had recently been completed, it was then a straightforward matter to identify orthologs in yeast (reviewed in Wozniak et al. 1998), and soon work on the mechanisms of nucleocytoplasmic transport was progressing in both yeast and mammalian systems.
Here, we first used white matter atlases to identify the previously described white matter bottlenecks in the posterior temporal and deep prefrontal white matter.
