Sentence examples for thought to identify from inspiring English sources

In these analyses, completed in two steps, we thought to identify the regions with significant functional lateralisation.

Some warders have their teeth overlapping the tops of their shields, a curious biting gesture thought to identify them as "berserkers": Nordic warriors who went into battle in frenzied states that might have been induced by alcohol or Amanita muscaria, hallucinogenic mushrooms.

Such an account would invert the usual assumption according to which the predicational content of a description is thought to identify the individual in question.

Several other small studies were thought to identify preoperative prognostic serum markers.

The exact function of CD133 is not clearly understood; however, the protein is thought to identify an immature population of EPCs.

Furthermore, the transition to a more glycolytic than oxidative metabolism is thought to identify the transition from basal to activated conditions [ 50].

Once all CMPs were thought to be identified, participants were invited to identify the cause which led to the CMP, and a solution which could prevent a similar CMP in the future.

Young has declined a transfer to West Ham United and is thought to have identified Tottenham Hotspur as his preferred club.

It was widely believed that Mr Corbyn would be forced to offer his MPs a free vote, but Ms Thornberry, who is leading the review, is thought to have identified a way to contain any rebellion.

These anorthosite samples are thought to be identified as pure anorthosite rocks composed of high abundances of igneous plagioclase (>98% plagioclase) or metamorphosed anorthosite from such pure anorthosites.

But you're not generally thought to be identified as sociopathic.