Sentence examples for more carefully identified from inspiring English sources

These cases of "non-classical" DBA need to be more carefully identified, particularly when reproductive choices and transplant donor decisions are being made.

For example, no circular causal influence on her beliefs would obtain if the white prime causes the agent to make a controlled decision to focus more carefully when identifying the ambiguous objects.

Substitutability of components must then be carefully identified.

I am sure that Univision and Disney have carefully identified these opportunities.

This procedure helped us to evaluate gene boundaries more carefully and to identify possible pseudogenes.

First, we carefully identify a solution space.

As evaluators and policy makers, we should aim to identify more carefully the contributions of community/village-based, volunteer, lay health workers where this cadre exists, and their interaction with formal CHWs.

That's fine, but instead of using the omniscient voice, he should have either hedged more carefully or provided names or identifying phrases for his sources, many of whom have both an understandable aversion to publicity and a vested interest in playing up Iraqi links to Al Qaeda.

The BART models also provided spatially explicit uncertainty estimates, which allow land managers to more carefully evaluate indicator predictions and to identify areas where future field data collection might be most useful.

Although supermassive black holes are expected to be found in most AGN, only some galaxies' nuclei have been more carefully studied in attempts to both identify and measure the actual masses of the central supermassive black hole candidates.

This study suggests that there is a need to consider more carefully how specialist palliative care services identify people whose needs are complex enough to warrant additional support as there are people currently not using the service who could potentially benefit from additional support.