Sentence examples for not so identified from inspiring English sources

It would be good for these questions to be addressed by someone not so identified with Internet cheerleaderism (for example, me).

Design-adjusted Chi Square tests (PROC SURVEY FREQ) were used to compare obesity prevalence between children with autism and children not so identified.

This then becomes a policy question of whether a benefit to one group (those identified) should be introduced even though others who might benefit have been (unfairly) not so identified, with their access to additional interventions relying on (unprompted) clinical judgement.

Wallis reached Tahiti, more of the Tuamotus, and the Society Islands, while Carteret found Pitcairn Island and revisited the Solomons that Mendaña had visited, although he did not so identify them.

It is when religion is used as a basis to insist on the superiority of certain religious persons, and thereby at least imply the inferiority of those who do not so identify, that progressive politics pushes back.

The B version captures what is right: that Albert has a belief about a particular individual (that we are now identifying as the evening star, even though Albert wouldn't so identify it in this context), a belief that it rises in the morning.

This was not intended as a formal species delimitation approach, even though many if not most so identified OTUs may turn out to be good biological species (Davison et al. 2009).

However, though these large-scale sequencing data discovered thousands of mutations, they have not so far identified novel drug targets besides these previously identified [ 11].

In the present study, one sample was identified as C. helveticus which is not so often identified in samples from dogs, but has previously been associated with cats [ 29].

In addition, after developing a system, usually its documents are not maintained, so, identifying design pattern from source code can help to achieve the design of an existing system as a reverse engineering task.

Nevertheless, existence is not so markedly identified with war as it was in 1961.