Sentence examples for service of identifying from inspiring English sources

Those political palookas are performing the service of identifying the anti-Romney voters as fringe voters — people who have nutty ideas about government, or who are just angry at modern life.

Assuming a clear line of sight to upcoming intersections, this visual inspection process may be in the service of identifying critical upcoming environmental features that can inform subsequent action (i.e. go straight, turn right, turn left).

To analyze something, we may first have to interpret it in some way, translating an initial statement, say, into the privileged language of logic, mathematics or science, before articulating the relevant elements and structures, and all in the service of identifying fundamental principles by means of which to explain it.

Scientists have even done us the useful service of identifying precisely the kinds of fossil fuels we should never dig up, and -- what do you know -- an awful lot of them are on Exxon's future wish list, including the tar sands of Canada, a particularly carbon-filthy, environmentally destructive fuel to produce and burn.

TIC Genetics has established an infrastructure to collect a large, well-characterized patient cohort in the service of identifying definitive risk genes for TS.

The study population is thus expected to be diagnostically heterogeneous in the service of identifying, with as much sensitivity as possible, those who are likely to develop chronic psychotic illnesses.

Additionally, in order to implement reporting services, referral to specialized services of identified cases must be established, and a social mobilization programme must be promoted to modify parenting patterns and disciplinary practices based on the use of violence, gender discrimination and family violence.

From computers to telecommunication services, from insurance to professional services, the process of identifying vendors and comparing quots proved to be a long and painstaking task.

Lead clinicians and service managers of identified CAMHS were posted a letter explaining the purpose of the study and asked to complete the questionnaire in consultation with the multidisciplinary team.

Rather than developing a new service our intervention consisted of identifying the participant's needs and assisting them to identify existing community services that could help them to meet those needs.

The authors were interested in the problem of identifying phone service subscribers who repeatedly default on their bills by signing up for service under an alias.