that can be recognized identifiable characteristics The house is easily identifiable by the large tree outside. opposite unidentifiable AWL Collocationsidentifyidentify verb- researcher, scholar, scientist, witness
- analysis, report, research, study, survey
Prior research identified high school GPA as a predictor of students' academic performance.- target
- pattern, trend
- characteristic, element
- variable
- factor
- cause
- source
Chapter three identifies the patterns of growth over the past century.- previously
- positively
- accurately, correctly
- easily, readily
- clearly
- incorrectly, mistakenly
The present research focuses on three behavioral outcomes previously identified.identifiable adjective- easily, readily
- individually
- clearly
The pineal gland is an easily identifiable point of reference in X-ray images of the brain.identification noun- allow, enable,
- facilitate, permit
- preclude
- verify
This method facilitates the identification of a large number of herbs.- accurate, correct, precise
- positive
- false, mistaken
- eyewitness
The more extensive analysis needed for precise identification is beyond the scope of this study.identity noun- cultural, ethnic, gender, national, racial, regional
- collective
- individual, personal
- mistaken
A weakening of national identity may well make regional ones stronger.Children often derive a sense of identity from their hometown.identified adjective- need
- problem
- factor
- issue
- cause
- hazard, risk
- gene
This survey was designed to determine the level of importance of each of the identified issues.- clearly, easily
- newly
- recently
The newly identified chemical structures were recently named in a patent application.identifying adjective- characteristic, feature, mark
The sawfish's most distinctive identifying feature is a broad snout with razor-sharp teeth.
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