Sentence examples for well identified by from inspiring English sources

"As you well know, Mr. Milosevic, Lord Ashdownn replied, "there was a considerable gap, well identified by many, between what you and your government said and what actually happened".

Mainly, the intense geomagnetic storms recorded (between 20 MApril18 andil, and 6 November , 2001, are well identified by the spectral exponents.

Moreover, the condensation on the growing film surface of hydrogen containing species (i.e. HCN) has been well identified by the appearance of the CH∗ peak.

They found that the indentation-induced elastic deformation and plastic deformation can be well identified by features observed in the force-displacement curves, and the first pop-in phenomenon reflects the onset of plasticity [9].

Modal analysis results of a concrete beam show that the damage appearing in the beam can be well identified by the damage index while the vibration testing results of a RC beam show that the proposed method can not only capture small crack initiation but its propagation.

Also metabolic functions, like for example aerobic and anaerobic respiration, are well identified by specific and disjoint clusters.

The social, political, institutional and environmental risks are generally well identified and treated by the client, no matter whether public or private.

Objects in each well were identified by DNA staining and average object microtubule fluorescence pixel intensity measurements for each well were determined from these images.

Tube well water identified by study subjects as primary sources of their drinking water were collected for this study as described by Ali et al. [ 23].

The eluted proteins resolved between 30 and 60 kDa were isolated from in-gel kinase PAGE (if I understood well), and identified by mass spectrometry.

Additionally, seven PCCS comprising a test group (PS-implant-abutment connection) and a control group (PM-implant-abutment connection) as well were identified by literature search within the databases, meeting the inclusion criteria.