Sentence examples for to later identify from inspiring English sources

While it is possible that the crayfish recognized the claw-marked individuals but responded differently, the simplest explanation is that they did not pay sufficient attention to the claw markings to permit them to later identify the marked individual.

This approach is useful because it makes it possible to later identify what is driving the total costs, and how to improve the use of available resources [ 22].

The identification of these subsets of genes can be used as a starting point to later identify the other genes with co-occurring mutations.

GraphGrep [ 17] is a graph indexing algorithm that enumerates all the paths up to a certain length in a network and indexes them as a means to later identify every graph that contains all the paths.

(The only sexual charge of any force, to John's intense discomfort, is that between mother and son; more routine is the sight of him with a schoolgirl, helping himself to what "Penny Lane" would later identify as finger pie).

The BBC, whose reporter Lyse Doucet had flown with Mr. Karzai to Kandahar, later identified the gunman as Abdul Rahman from Kajaki in Helmand Province, and quoted Mr. Shirzai as saying Afghans from Kajaki were known to have fired on American patrols in the past.

On one occasion, one of the women refused to comply, later identifying herself as Robert's wife, Cheryl.

Considering the change in MV only between the baseline and early PET scans yielded a poor prediction of the response to therapy later identified on the CT scan.

Mr. Fuchs, after being arrested by the British authorities in February 1950, confessed to handing over information to a spy later identified as the Philadelphia chemist Harry Gold.

He would later identify himself as Phobia.

Nocturnal frontal lobe epilepsy, often misdiagnosed as nightmares, was considered to be a parasomnia but later identified to be epileptic.