Sentence examples for rising identification from inspiring English sources

Oil wealth and a rising identification with Islam have made it a huge moneymaker.

Also contributing to the rising identification of autism — and many other conditions that are diagnosed in childhood like attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and bipolar disorder — was the growing number of federally financed efforts to find and help preschool children with developmental disabilities in the 1980s and 1990s.

With Germany's increasingly anti-Polish policy and a rising identification of white and red as Polish national colors, the red-and-white flag of Posen was replaced in 1886 with a white-black-white horizontal triband.

Once you have classified the growth habit and the flower type, you have narrowed down your choices considerably and are ready to look at pictures in a rose identification book to match flower color to a specific species name.

There may also be a role for this technique in the investigation of postprostatectomy patients with a rising PSA; identification of abnormal foci of enhancement in the prostate bed may indicate local recurrence and guide needle biopsy for histological confirmation.

And by the time the 1990 National Jewish Population Survey was released, you could already see fractures in the paradigm of Jewish community: declining levels of Jewish identification, rising rates of intermarriage, disillusionment with the Jewish establishment, and the corresponding rise in "mega" donors and family foundations that challenged existing communal priorities.

In an effort to control rising healthcare costs, identification of efficient and inefficient practices is paramount in the current political environment.

This paper contributes to the rising literature on ethnic identification by offering a simple theoretical model to provide possible explanations for the different empirical results obtained in the literature.

Interest in the latter is rising due to the identification of cases with predominant kidney involvement and to the hypothesis of a link between mitochondrial DNA and kidney neoplasia.

Interest in kidney involvement is rising due to the identification of MELAS mutations in cases with predominant kidney involvement, occasionally with very late diagnosis, and to the description of a putative link between mitochondrial DNA and different types of kidney neoplasia [ 8- 12].

Many researchers have consequently focused on soybean photoperiod pathway genes, which give rise to the identification of the functions of photoperiod pathway genes such as GmFTs and GmCOs [ 29– 34].