Sentence examples for sensibly identify from inspiring English sources
There is nothing in the theories of schizophrenia, Tourette's Syndrome, neuro-pathology or any of the other modern explanations for bizarre behavior, that we can sensibly identify with malevolent spirits with supernatural powers.
Aviva has sensibly not identified all the business units it wishes to dispose of apart from South Korea and its long stated desire to reduce its Delta Lloyd holding.
Expression microarrays allow the parallel profiling of most or all genes in a genome, and sensibly designed biological experiments allow the application of microarrays to identify patterns of gene expression associated with a trait of interest.
Similarly, GWA studies of common diseases sensibly compare cases and controls, for most diseases in adults, to identify 'risk' alleles.
Sensibly, A Sympathiser – later identified as Arthur John Story – has no Dos, only injunctions, to help his junior colleagues.
As an independent mobile marketing consultant, I am starting to see some interesting examples of trigger marketing in action: One of the major mobile providers in the UK, Orange, launched the Orange Wednesday campaign, which is a great example of a sensibly targeted campaign that identifies a genuine interest and creates an exemplary user experience to close the deal.
However, when restricted to sensibly selected biological subgroups as identified with the Gene Ontology database, there is a strong effect.
As many more genes than can be sensibly used for downstream applications were identified in the OPLS method, we took the approach of concentrating on transcription factors and of identifying transcriptional modules within our list of candidate genes as a means of selecting a subset of genes that would maximise the information content.
We have argued that modelling context dependence can be done sensibly when an appropriate null can be identified, and that this null is obvious under the NF form.
Identifying the production value that is currently limited by sub-optimal pollination is also necessary and potentially provides an economic benchmark indicating how much could be sensibly invested in management of insect pollination services to address these deficits.
