Sentence examples for which clearly identifies from inspiring English sources

"There is no validation process which clearly identifies that the comments made are representative of the people using the service".

But as I read the discharge summary (which clearly identifies alcohol abuse as the cause of liver disease, with hepatitis B almost represented as a peripheral issue), I couldn't help but think of the doctor who wrote the summary.

Groce's son, Lee Lawrence, left screaming as an 11-year-old at home when his mother was shot, said: "For 29 years the police have had a copy of the report which clearly identifies the multiple, serious failures behind the shooting.

On the latter point I want us to go very far indeed, adopting a resolution which clearly identifies these tax havens and sets out in detail both the changes we expect them to introduce and the consequences that will ensue, should they fail to respond accordingly.

Yet the field is growing so rapidly that no single source has yet been established which clearly identifies which topics and educational materials represents its basic Body of Knowledge (BoK).

These oldest sources are written in Man'yōgana which clearly identifies the historical spelling as ki1tune.

None of the officers wore raid jackets, which clearly identify a police officer.

The Guardian discovered that Scotland Yard failed to pass the Crown Prosecution Service an email, which they had found in Glenn Mulcaire's property, and which clearly identified two News of the World reporters handling voicemail that had been intercepted from the phone of Gordon Taylor, the chief executive of the Professional Footballers Associationn.

The decrease in rainfall in the region at the LGM had a significant impact on the vegetation in the IPWP as seen from palynological investigations such as those by van der Kaars and Dam (1997) and van der Kaars et al. (2010), which clearly identify a significant drop in rainforest taxa along with an increase in herbaceous taxa.

The overall gene sequence homology between the different RH family members is low, but all contain a number of conserved blocks of amino acids which clearly identify them as members of this ligand family.

From the available literature, it is difficult to recommend universal cutoff points for PCT which clearly identify and differentiate a normal from a complicated postoperative course.