Sentence examples for read as identifying from inspiring English sources

The remit of this second review, according to McLoughlin, is "to look at lessons learned and to make recommendations for better investment planning in future", widely read as identifying who got what wrong.

One move in the philosophy of God has been to assert that the claim "God knows something" employs the word "knows" univocally when read as picking out the thesis that God knows something, while it uses the term in only a remotely analogical sense if read as identifying how God knows (Swinburne 1977).

The synchronizers performed better than nonsynchronizers on multiple tests of language abilities that pave the way for reading, such as identifying rhyming words.

MJC and AS identified relevant Read codes, which were verified by a clinician (RJM).

Thus, e.g. "The Father is God" must be read predicatively, that is, not as identifying the Father with God, but rather as describing the Father as divine (364, 367 n. 13).

His friends described him as a deeply political man who read Noam Chomsky and Howard Zinn, identified as a socialist and hated to see vulnerable people picked on, to the extent that he was willing to act as a vigilante for the local community.

Ofcom said it had analysed the scene on the Channel 5 show in the "highest possible resolution", finding that while the writing appeared to be in Arabic, it could not be read or identified as coming from a specific text.

Reads were aligned to the human reference genome (hg19) using Burrows-Wheeler Aligner (BWA); read pairs identified as duplicates by Picard Mark Duplicates (http://sourceforge.net/projects/picard/) were removed.

Reads that had a UFT mapping within 100 bp of an annotated TE for which RepeatMasker annotated the same TE family in the TE portion of the read were identified as supporting the presence of the annotated TE in that strain.

In their user profile, which anyone in the chat room can read, they identify themselves as a 14-year-old boy or girl from a Westchester town.

I do this exercise as I read -- identify the most important chapters.