Sentence examples for a fully identified from inspiring English sources

A solid dose of deception went into some of those interviews — which he acknowledged on screen by showing us a fully identified veteran of the SS as he asks for a reassurance of anonymity and receives one, too.

The results obtained so far have been analysed via a statistical 'design of experiment' method which is incorporated into a fully identified set of process parameters.

The table for unidentified sequences was queried for sequences that had a fully identified sequence belonging to Inocybe (including sequences annotated as Mallocybe) as their closest BLAST match.

If an unidentified sequence appeared as sister taxon to a fully identified species in the phylogenetic analysis and had at least 80% sequence similarity in ITS2, it was denoted as aff. of that species (e.g. I. aff. boltonii).

Of the 177 unidentified GenBank sequences with an association to Inocybe, 56 (32%) were identified to species level in this study, 21 (12%) were identified as having a close affinity to a fully identified Inocybe species (corresponding to the denotation aff)., and 100 sequences (56%) remains unidentified (annotated as sp. or cf.; Additional file 2).

The NDI is a fully identified dataset held by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) which contains mortality records (date, State, and causes of death) collected from each of the State and Territory Births, Deaths and Marriage Registers across Australia.

A northwest track, fully identified by this time as a mid-tropospheric ridge located over Florida, strengthened.

By the time the writer Marijane Meaker met her in 1960, Highsmith, "a handsome, dark-haired woman in a trenchcoat" was fully identified as Morgan and the novel "stood on every lesbian bookshelf, along with classics like The Well of Loneliness; We, Too, Are Drifting; Diana and Olivia".

The Honest Broker acts as a barrier between fully identified confidential clinical patient information and the completely de-identified data made available to the research community.

If confirmed, this association could be particularly useful in understanding the pathogenesis of breast cancer (Hoover and Troisi, 2001), because pre-eclampsia has an identifiable, if not yet fully identified, pathophysiology (Roberts and Cooper, 2001).

While the controllers of kiwifruit Phase-1 ripening (non-autocatalytic ethylene associated) are yet to be fully identified, a key candidate is the FUL/TDR4-like gene (Achn247791), which in tomato has been shown to be a major controller of many ripening factors [ 21, 28].