Sentence examples for an individual identifier. from inspiring English sources

Thus, identifiable fields (such as name and address) were removed and an individual identifier was encrypted using a hash algorithm.

Executive Order 9397 November 222, 1943) allows federal agencies to use the Social Security Number as an individual identifier.

In most states, the data files include those who exited the program from July 2003 through June 2007, along with an individual identifier allowing a match with other state data.

In addition to the ability to perceive variation in colour pattern, an individual's colour pattern needs to be relatively stable over time to function as an individual identifier, as colour changes may result in misidentification.

These two groups were then linked on an individual identifier.

Each participant was provided with (i) two plastic containers (100 ml) with lid for urine and stool collection, respectively, and (ii) an adhesive tape (50 × 20 mm) and a microscope slide, all labelled with an individual identifier code.

Secondary Data Analysis/Data Sets: If you are obtaining a dataset(s) that contains direct (e.g., name, address, birthdate, Social Security number, email address) or indirect (e.g., data that may be combined to readily identify an individual) identifiers, you need to obtain IRB approval before conducting the research.

A numerical individual identifier was generated for each case/patient and other identifying information removed.

All information from individual charts for complicated cases will be extracted using an instrument that removes all individual identifiers and will be stored in a locked file cabinet.

Linked together by a unique individual identifier, we are able to follow students from eighth grade through college (and graduate school) and their entry into the labor force, provided the student does not leave the state of Florida.

Each parental pack contained a letter of explanation, a questionnaire (again with no individual identifier) and a blank envelope in which to return the questionnaire sealed to the school.