The phrase "apparent identifying" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing something that seems to identify or categorize, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The apparent identifying features of the species were not enough for a definitive classification."
Alternatives: "seemingly identifying" or "ostensibly identifying".
In addition, the story of Gideon in Judges contains a verse (8 24) that includes an apparent interpolation identifying the Midianites as Ishmaelites.
Apparent motion identified in this way is similar to apparent motion as estimated by a human driver.
An apparent corroborator, identified in the suit as Tiffany Doe, proved equally difficult to track down.
WBD was readily apparent and identified as a mobile front of white disease tissue interface, and was easily differentiated from localized mortality due to non-self aggression reactions resulting from tissue grafts [19].
Some of the apparent actives identified from the LXRβ assays indicated a potential problem with the LXRβ cell line (data not shown).
Whether the apparent DREB1 identified in water-stressed pine roots plays a similar role to DREB2 in other plants remains to be determined.
Despite the apparent shortcomings identified in this study, it is re-assuring that survey participants generally rated their current cancer care as good or excellent.
In three cases, apparent deletions identified by MLPA were subsequently shown to be single-base changes that altered the binding of the MLPA probes.
Longer term studies may begin to disentangle apparent contradictions, identify patterns across the whole life course, both of pain and of its related influences, and provide information about life course trajectories with associated transitional factors and turning points.
All combinations of the three remaining DMA that lacked the apparent 'outlier' identified much larger numbers of PS compared to the combinations that included that specific DMA (pair) (Fig. 8).
