Sentence examples for while also identifying from inspiring English sources

The company plans to generate some programming itself while also identifying talented video contributors and bringing them into the Next New Networks fold.

A post-completion commissioning project will continually evaluate and verify the performance of the building's mechanical systems, while also identifying new opportunities for operational efficiency.

I wanted to test their assumptions with more seasoned advisers while also identifying the common mistakes that such D.I.Y. private equity teams make.

"The longer I have loved women," he assures us, while also identifying himself as promiscuous, "the more deeply and sincerely I love them".

This meta-analysis investigated whether animation is beneficial overall for learning compared to static graphics, while also identifying moderator factors affecting the global effect.

With Putin now pointing to Russian hackers acting independently of the Russian government, he might be trying to maintain plausible deniability while also identifying a potential scapegoat (that he might eventually be willing to sacrifice on the geopolitical altar).

While they also identified 2904, 2335, 411, 154 and 171 significant edges from the HRG dataset, respectively.

Most of these studies identified targets of individual miRNAs in a specific cancer background, while some also identified miRNA functions across multiple tumor origins [ 25- 29].

Indeed, we present evidence for 3 possible horizontal gene transfer events from various organisms to Orientia and 6 to Rickettsia spp., while we also identified 3 possible horizontal gene transfer events from Rickettsia and Orientia to other bacteria.

While they both identified phages with a morphology similar to Siphoviruses, Zierdt identified only smaller phages with isometric heads (42 44 nm) and 130 nm long tails [ 52] while Marples also identified phages with considerably larger heads (67 nm); these phages were associated with different plaque morphologies [ 47].

Pre and post survey data collected from nurses specifically demonstrated the positive effect "teach-back" could have on preventing medication errors while also simultaneously identifying areas for further study.