Sentence examples for more fully identified from inspiring English sources

Mr. Holland has also expanded or corrected Hart-Davis's extensive footnotes so that Wilde's many correspondents are more fully identified and many obscure references are explained.

The same is true of Prisoner Z, who also goes unnamed throughout the novel, as well as a double agent known mostly as the Waitress, although she is more fully identified toward the end of the book.

These transcripts could be more fully identified to expand the set of known and experimentally verified Vitis genes either by PCR-based approaches [ 13], or ultimately aligning the signatures with grape genomic sequence.

To more fully identify organizations like the Center for Science in the Public Interest that are frequently cited in articles, I would like to know the source of income for those organizations.

Ultimately, this type of research can teach scientists how to build robots that we can more fully identify with and even deeply trust with tasks such as preparing our food and teaching our children.

These studies tell us that, while we are still in the early stages of identifying exactly how exercise impacts the brain, further investigations may help us more fully identify how to use exercise to combat brain diseases and improve brain functioning.

This will more fully identify the climatic space which is suitable for habitation by the Burmese python, providing more accurate models for predicting areas of potential expansion.

It will be of interest to more fully identify the molecular targets and pathways of miR-29s in HNSCC, particularly those contributing to cancer cell migration and invasion.

Reanalysis of the raw data set was performed using less stringent statistical filters to more fully identify the spectrum of biological functions under NF-κB control, where we identified 74 probe sets.

To examine the evolution of GLD-1 action more fully, we identified the mRNA targets of endogenous C. briggsae GLD-1 on a genome-wide scale using immunoprecipitation (IP) and microarrays (RIP-chip; Tenenbaum et al. 2000).

Other growers and smokers, who spoke on the condition that they were not fully identified, appeared more eager to take part.