Sentence examples for scientifically identifying from inspiring English sources

This includes scientifically identifying historical water conservation practices in the Kingdom and encourages its implementation; and highlights the religious value of water and water conservation practices.

The knowledge, referred to as mātauranga māori, gained from these experiences is rarely considered when scientifically identifying volcanic hazards, yet it does contain a unique, valid epistemology and data (Roberts 1995, Durie 1996, Durie 1998).

The holotype is the first specimen of its kind to be scientifically identified and to which all others found afterward have to be compared.

This approach is giving way to a broader strategy based on integrated management of human activities in scientifically identified regions of the marine environment.

Cornell's collection includes many types of specimens -- the first of their kind to be collected and scientifically identified as representatives of their species.

A Value-Added Model for a Given Subject, Grade, and Year," I thought Michael Winerip's column surely must be satirizing New York City's formulas that scientifically identify good teachers.

If the mayor and governor have their way, and layoffs are no longer based on seniority but instead are based on the city's formulas that scientifically identify good teachers, Ms. Isaacson is pretty sure she'd be cooked.

It was later revealed that many had pleaded with Murillo Karam not to show the images, not only out of respect for their privacy but also because, until those remains had been scientifically identified as those of their sons and brothers and husbands, they would continue to hold out hope that the forty-three were still alive.

While they have not yet been able to scientifically identify the gender, race or DNA of the child, police believe based on the evidence that it is "likely to be a little girl" with fair hair, Detective Superintendent Des Bray has said.

With data, the clinics are able to spot new behavior and scientifically identify trends.

This specimen is a holotype, the "first specimen of its kind to be scientifically identified and to which all others found afterward have to be compared".