Sentence examples for primary identifying from inspiring English sources

There is a wide range of body types in the Appaloosa, in part because the leopard complex characteristics are its primary identifying factors, and also because several different horse breeds influenced its development.

To anyone who has observed the changes occurring in the San Francisco Bay Area in the wake of the tech boom, the fact that SFMOMA is embracing a new core of digital engagement strategies as one of the primary identifying features in its re-launch should come as no surprise.

Bill Bradley came to the Democratic primary identified mainly with tax reform.

One in 10 of the voters who cast ballots in the Democratic primary identified themselves to exit pollsters as Republicans.

According to early exit polls, just 1 percent of voters in tonight's Republican primary identified as Jewish.

— MICAH COHEN According to early-stage exit polls, 31 percent of voters in the Ohio Republican primary identified as very conservative, and 32 percent as somewhat conservative.

Seven of 10 voters in the 2008 South Carolina Republican primary identified themselves as conservative, a much greater portion than voters in New Hampshire — about half — this year.

Just 57 percent of primary voters in the state's 2008 Republican primary identified themselves as born-again or evangelical Christian, a smaller share than in Alabama (80 percent) or Mississippi (83 percent).

The above findings indicate that the primary identified transmembrane calcium-dependent adenylate cyclases do not fully mediate the depolarization-induced PKA activity in RGCs.

The strongest eQTL identified regulating the expression of any particular gene is considered the primary identified eQTL.

John McCain came to the 2000 Republican primaries identified mainly with an unsuccessful if valiant effort to reform the campaign financing system.