Sentence examples for an identification tool from inspiring English sources
Under the scheme, individuals can be registered at entry points via a barcode that serves as an identification tool.
In the audiovisual archiving field, it is both an identification tool and a baseline for a common vocabulary describing artifacts encountered during playback and quality control review.
But the real problem was the indexing system, and it is still the problem with facial recognition systems as an identification tool.
Based on the 16S 23S ribosomal DNA (rDNA) intergenic spacer region (ISR), an identification tool for rapid differentiation of Lactobacillus nantensis, Lactobacillus spicheri and Lactobacillus hammesii, species isolated recently from French sourdough was developed.
Therefore, there is a need for an identification tool to evaluate science giftedness among Filipino students.
The use of DNA barcodes as an identification tool by field workers requires the prior construction of a carefully validated reference database matching DNA barcodes to professionally curated specimens identified through traditional taxonomic work.
To test the efficiency of DNA barcoding as a species identification tool, a blind sampling test was conducted, in which samples, identity unknown except to the submitting individual, were selected and sequenced.
The difference of the AMP PCR patterns between each cell type, though at a very low degree and could not be used as an individual identification tool, could possibly facilitate the discovery of some differentially methylated locations in the genome.
These differences limit the use of pill comparison charts as an alternative identification tool to colorimetric pill testing in South Australia.
DNA barcoding is expected to be an effective identification tool for organisms with heteromorphic generations such as pteridophytes, which possess a morphologically simple gametophyte generation.
However, DNA barcoding is still likely to remain an important identification tool for those species that are difficult or impossible to identify through morphology, as is the case for the ecologically important solitary bee fauna.
