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Discover LudwigThe phrase "alphanumeric labels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to labels that consist of both letters and numbers, often in contexts like coding, data organization, or inventory management.
Example: "Each item in the inventory is assigned alphanumeric labels to ensure easy tracking and identification."
Alternatives: "alpha-numeric tags" or "letter-number identifiers".
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Similar approach using alphanumeric labels (A, B1, B2, C1, C2, and C3).
The Read code links alphanumeric labels to diseases and symptoms, allowing details of consultations to be entered and abstracted.
In our case, the backside damage patterns on both PE inserts are consistent with an abrasive mechanism resulting in generation of wear debris and removal of material, to the extent that the alphanumeric labels were generally unreadable.
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The masterkey table uses a numerical identifier to link each interval stored in the node table to its alphanumeric label from the original BED file.
Annotation The alphanumeric text or label appended to a map.
All microtiter plates containing clones were affixed with labels containing alphanumeric and bar code identifiers.
Questionnaires, informed consents, clinical forms and blood samples were labelled using alphanumeric codes to identify the site and participant.
Samples were collected and labelled with an alphanumeric code without any reference to the origin country.
The beverage mixes were provided in sachets (7 g, equals one serving) labelled with an alphanumeric identifier to enable a double-masked study design.
You have the sense, reading their advice, that they have beautiful, organized homes and children whose names are good, sturdy, alphanumeric blends, and they seal all their leftovers in carefully labeled plastic containers.
Once a dataset is loaded, all variable labels are normalised in order to remove non-alphanumeric characters and certain words (e.g. articles, conjunctions), and to split numbers from letters (e.g. 'DTP-3 dose given to the infant' would be converted to 'DTP 3 dose given infant'; see 'fNormTxt.ado' in additional file 1).
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