Sentence examples for opposed to identifying from inspiring English sources

As opposed to identifying real needs or different patterns of financial behaviour, this breed of women-only banking is merely (pardon the pun) cosmetic, hoping to attract customers through branding and shallow, patronising product offers.

Understanding the ways in which evidence is accumulated to identify a risk factor for SCD and the strength of evidence that is required for clinical decision-making, as opposed to identifying associations, are critical steps to advancing the field.

This is opposed to identifying mutations that may have a relatively high carrier frequency in the population but far lower penetrance.

However, at present, most TI processes appear to select high-performing individuals at the present point in time, as opposed to identifying those individuals with the greatest capacity to improve.

Eckhart uses the words, "finding your essential nature as opposed to identifying with the content of your mind," and although all of these teachers use differing words, what they are pointing to is remarkably similar.

These studies were intended to show the effect of the disease itself as opposed to identifying a trigger for autoimmunity as in the previous studies.

At the outset, there were no health-care providers with vested interests, who could become losers and oppose to identifying population health needs and involving the community organizations.

The aim of this paper is to examine the error associated with using place of residence as opposed to place of injury when identifying injury hotspots and hospital access.

Whenever a man speaks over me or down to me, he's not thinking: 'Well, this person appears to me to be biologically female, as opposed to merely identifying as a woman, so therefore I will be misogynistic toward her.' Rather, he simply sees a woman/female (same thing in his eyes), and treats me accordingly".

This represents a quantum leap from video analytics to behavioral analytics, the ability to apply multiple learned memories combined with environmental factors to accurately recognize the behavior of a person or object as opposed to simply identifying it and locating its position on the screen.

This framework provides a basis for interrogating both the dynamics of multiple types of interactions and gives clues to the regulatory logic of the perturbed networks, both within pathways and across pathways, as opposed to simply identifying the dysregulated players.