Sentence examples for succinctly identifies from inspiring English sources

This section, which is emailed to all Liibulletin subscribers, succinctly identifies the relevant facts, issues, and arguments of the case.

Their just-released 50 State interactive map elegantly and succinctly identifies the customized mix of energy sources required to power all 50 states with renewable energy.

He began by taking photographs for Racing Pigeon, a weekly founded in 1898 by his grandfather, whose obituary succinctly identified the work required as "winners in a sort of beauty contest for four-minute-miler pigeons".

In the wake of his earlier triumph, the critic Lee Siegel, writing in Talk magazine, dubbed Spacey "the New King of Irony" and succinctly identified the key trait that his characters shared.

One colleague succinctly identified the ingredients to that as the resources they needed to win, an attitude of winning, and playing to win as a team.

Study participants succinctly identified how taboos associated with HIV present a dilemma to decision makers when funding activities.

A study done by Leboy and Madden examining limitations of diversity in basic science workforces succinctly identified four major areas that could have positive influences and set trends to improve diversity.

Data were analyzed using hierarchical clustering algorithms and statistical analyses that identify differentially expressed genes (significance analysis of microarrays) and minimal subsets of genes (prediction analysis for microarrays) that succinctly distinguish ILCs and IDCs.

A good thesis statement identifies both the problem and the solution as succinctly and clearly as possible.

In the spirit of promising recent work on this problem for fixed event costs (Scornavacca et al., 2013), one promising research direction is to identify and succinctly represent whole reconciliations that are robust across the space of event costs.

Deen puts it more succinctly: "More than anything, I identify with Judaism as a culture".