identify someone/something with something

Examples of identified

identified

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Each region in the mixing-length profile was then interpreted physically and alternative, physically based equations identified.
To investigate these hypotheses, we defined a number of regions that have been identified as part of the social brain network in adults.
Thus, reference paths can be identified with every matching.
On the basis of this evaluation, some open problems and paths for future research can now be identified, which we briefly discuss in the following.
First, in biological selection, the source of variability is well identified: it is the random mutation of the genetic material, followed by genetic mixing.
But the issues identified by the editors, while interesting and important, are not always ones that play large roles in the contributed papers.
Put together apparently by 1755, it has been identified as the only surviving opera from the missions.
The name has survived the demise of the political power with which it was originally identified by almost three centuries.
In both tables, the analysis has been restricted to pregnancies followed sufficiently long for any type of outcome to be identified.
Prevalent themes were identified and broad categories formed which were then subjected to more detailed data investigation of sub-categories nested within the broad categories.
A set of precursors to cluster acquisition was thereby identified and shown to be recursive.
Further, structural conditions may affect how the processes identified here operate.
Thus, stable patterns of dyadic interactions are identified, and the trajectories toward these patterns can be analyzed descriptively.
The pilot was ultimately successful in that we identified a large number of research and policy gaps and suggestions for clinical guidelines.
The manager resource relies on the fact that the subject of the control verb has been identified as the control target's antecedent.
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