Sentence examples for once to identify from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the engineer had already reviewed the data at least once to identify frequently visited Web sites.

As you watch, you press the shutter button once to identify each frame you want to keep; the rest will be discarded.

Researchers recently used microarrays, which can track thousands of genes at once, to identify genes transcribed at different levels in the brains or whole bodies of animals from selected highly aggressive versus poorly aggressive strains or from dominant versus subordinate animals within strain (rainbow trout: [24], Drosophila: [23], [25], cichlids: [26]).

Retrospectively, the search query will be used only once to identify CSs who have been sick-listed from 12 to 36 months.

To this end, we present a simple algorithm that uses nonparametric smoothing carried out on all observed metabolites at once to identify and correct systematic error from dilution effects.

Hence, annual screening starting in very early childhood would identify a higher proportion of those at risk for Ab seroconversion at a lower cost, whereas research focused on treatment and prevention of type 1 diabetes onset may need to screen only once to identify those with Abs regardless of time of seroconversion.

Even a thumb-size bit of blue faience, which once served to identify a pharoah's papyrus scrolls, impresses with its beautiful color and craftsmanship.

Each person, wearing sunglasses as an added security measure, was asked to go through the wines twice — once trying to identify the color by smell, and then by taste.

Before systemic family problems eventually led to the street, he took part in a mini-World Cup tournament staged each year, where youngsters are for once encouraged to identify with their national background.

There's a long line of argument pointing to an eventual end to war, in part due to the increased connectedness and interdependence of human societies for whom it was once easier to identify someone else on the planet as the "other" — and thus a threat.

A detailed physical examination of each animal out of the cage was performed once weekly to identify changes in skin, fur, eyes, mucous membranes, occurrence of secretions and excretions, autonomic activity such as lacrimation, piloerection, pupil size, unusual respiratory patterns as well as activity level and change in behaviour.