Sentence examples for mind we identified from inspiring English sources

With that in mind we identified the strongest small public outfits in a very tough time for our list of the 200 Best Small Companies in America.

With this in mind, we identified numerous requirement catalogs, classification schemes, criteria frameworks, etc., for the selection of appropriate cloud services and CSPs from conceptual and/or empirical investigations.

With this caveat in mind, we identified HGAHs and HDFs among the genes reported to be under potential selection by Pickrell et al.[ 50] and Lopez Herraez et al.[ 51], who identified genomic signatures of selection in Biaka based on linkage disequilibrium.

With this perspective in mind, we identify and address a spectrum of questions pertaining to belief and truth in hypothesised types.

With these users in mind, we identify a set of desiderata for scientific workflow systems crucial for enabling scientists to model and design the workflows they wish to automate themselves.

Then, with the genteel atmosphere of Brown's fizzing around us, Morrison asked us to consider: "Why is a Russian writer called a Russian writer and an American writer a black or African-American writer?" The 1985 Brixton riots were still relatively fresh in our minds and we identified strongly as black Londoners, yet here she was asking us to rethink ourselves.

With this in mind, we recently identified the transcriptional regulation of synoviolin, which could help in identifying the regulatory pathway that leads to the activation of synoviolin in RA synovial cells [ 41].

With the above guiding questions in mind, we have identified from the literature the following elements of an e-learning strategy: institutional support; faculty engagement; ICT technical expertise; faculty engagement; infrastructure and support systems; and, student engagement.

Keeping the above problems in mind, we started identifying genes that cause upon disruption a reduced biofilmformation in the same genetic background.

Next, we identified change of mind trials: subsets of free choice trials and biasing change trials (which are free choices throughout, but in which one barrier changes difficulty during the delay).

"There's this whole evolving understanding of how the actual physical brain interfaces with the mind, and how we identify the self and consciousness when you say 'I am this,' what that actually means as far as the physical substrate of the brain," says Dr. Krucoff.