Sentence examples for the extent of identification from inspiring English sources

Total AQ score taken from within the neurotypical population is found to correlate significantly negatively with the extent of identification shift associated with the 'Ganong effect' (i.e. the bias in categorization in the direction of a known word) [41].

This feedback led to further standardisation of information (second phase), after which we re-assessed the extent of correct identification of trial arm.

Data from the GPs' survey were compared with those from the health check to establish the extent of congruence of identification of MetS.

In May, Hindus in Afghanistan were ordered to wear yellow identification badges to distinguish them from Muslims (under intense international criticism, the Taliban later backed down to the extent of deciding only identification cards would be required).

However, this debate about the extent of Spinoza's identification of God with Nature is not really to the point when the question is about Spinoza's alleged pantheism.

Specific issues with NETs include determining the extent of local and distant tumours, identification of synchronous non-NETs, recognition of fluid and electrolyte depletion from diarrhoea, and, in advanced cases, detection of less obvious cases of carcinoid syndrome as well as detection of cardiac abnormalities.

Principal component analysis was used to further explore the extent of metal pollution and source identification following standard procedures (Dragovic et al. 2008; Franco-Uría et al. 2009).

Belgian Police Chief Catherine de Bolle said that the extent of the victims' injuries made identification difficult.

In the current study, increased CIMT was shown to be a strong predictor of the extent of abnormal perfusion and improved identification of patients with severely abnormal perfusion (28%).

Though it is difficult to quantitatively assess the extent of such 'paralogous regulation', the identification of these examples demonstrates that vertebrate genome duplications can generate distinct duplicated pathways of interacting genes.

The blue horizontal line in the third panel from the bottom represents the scheme's identification of the extent of this MC candidate (Lepping et al. 1990).