By applying these variables, we can begin to identify some general features that distinguish PI from other policy problems.
"But now we can begin to identify some limits of unconscious cognition.
By reporting, we can begin to identify hotspots, repeat offenders and women who are high risk for victimisation.
And where technology gives rise to challenges that society must confront from mutually assured destruction (MAD) with nuclear weapons to intellectual property, privacy, 'cyberbullying', and many other issues with the Internet by looking at military research today, we can begin to identify and work through the ethical and policy challenges they will bring tomorrow.
In this way, we can begin to identify the boundary conditions of the effect.
By exploring the semantic patterns of elements of contextual structure as I have just done for Text 1, we can begin to identify the semantic strategies that are used in different text types operating in different situation types.
With more accurate numbers and information on custodial deaths, we can begin to identify who is dying in police custody and why, and also address the jail and prison conditions that contribute to high mortality, such as access to health care and the incarceration of people with mental health issues.
By comparing scenarios and their impacts we can begin to identify the global pattern of cropland and irrigation development that is significant enough to meet future food needs but has less of an impact on ecosystem service and habitat provision.
If trans-splicing turns out to be responsible for the interallelic complementation between lethal dumpy nonsense mutants, we can begin to identify the mechanism and the gene products that are responsible for the splicing events.
Once we have established the utility of this evaluation, we can begin to identify those components that have predictive value (such as blood chemistry analysis or CT findings).
Once these offsets are applied all images should be in alignment and we can begin to identify objects and extract their intensities.
