Sentence examples for of which identification from inspiring English sources
Addressing the temporal dimension of dialogic teaching points out critical shifts in the students' discursive identities, of which identification is argued to be pivotal when creating equitable science learning opportunities.
i) Integration of DER changes the network topology and additional requirement of directional relays arises for which identification of correct backup relays becomes more complicated.
This linking will be particularly useful in cases of illness related to food products with low levels of contamination in which identification of exposure to a common food source may be difficult by epidemiologic methods alone.
Last, cross-species metabolic comparison represents one more utility of such reconstructions through which identification of differentially activated metabolic pathways can be achieved among other comparative analyses [ 5].
Dating of population divergence is critical in understanding speciation and in evaluating the evolutionary significance of genetic lineages, upon which identification of conservation and management units should be based.
This is in accordance with the NICE scope in which identification of infections is an outcome measure.
It is typically a process of which hit identification marks just the beginning.
Synthesis planning often proceeds in two phases, the first of which is identification of a set of construction reactions, and the second is consideration of functionalization reactions.
Social entrepreneurship can be mapped to business entrepreneurship in one way, of which opportunity identification is one of the major components of the description.
As discussed earlier, synthesis planning often proceeds in two phases, the first of which is identification of a set of construction reactions, and the second is consideration of functionalization reactions.
Thus, even if 'pain' and 'C-fiber stimulation' pick out a single type of neural state, this state must have two types of properties, physical and mental, by means of which the identification can be made.
