Sentence examples for view identified from inspiring English sources

Longer term, even more than £8bn of extra Treasury dosh will probably be needed as no one believes the NHS will find the £22bn efficiency savings needed to close the £30bn funding gap the Five Year Forward View identified.

As seen here, they depicted pans and foodstuffs arrayed on a counter, series of cups or bowls seemingly suspended in midair in orderly rows (as if sitting on shelves that had been painted out) or a harbor view identified as such primarily by its title.

To resolve the shortcoming of this world view identified with respect to modularity and scalability.

While another view identified 10 characteristics of big data that reveal non-linear interrelationships through a three-level framework: fundamental (volume, velocity, variety and veracity), technological (intelligence, analytics and infrastructure) and socio-economic (service, value and market) (Sun 2018).

One of the questions Kilwardby addresses in his treatise On time (De tempore)—written most probably after DOS is whether time, as the measure of motion, is defined in relation to the diurnal motion (DT 35), a view identified with Averroes.

Estudio Epi is bound by the requirements of the NIH approved protocol, which includes very strict rules determining who can view identified patient data.

This world view identifies him not as a genuine partner to President Abbas on the road to peace but as the proponent of permanent conflict.

An "inspect" view identifies your document's words by parts of speech, shows you how often they occur, and can even tell you its meaning or propose alternative by synching with the dictionary/thesaurus app, Terminology.

The inlet view identifies the anterior pelvic ring anatomy.

From a practical point of view, identifying dietary and lifestyle factors, including low levels of physical activity, are important in designing a diet and exercise program that can help individuals with the Metabolic Syndrome to reduce the associated detrimental health consequences.

But this claim only serves to muddy the waters, since the standard understanding of psychological egoism — and Bentham's own statement of his view — identifies motives of action which are self-interested.