If everyone were struck blind, names would surely become more, not less, crucial: as one means of identification was lost, we would grasp eagerly at another.
By 1945, the Family Allowance Act of Canada defined an "Eskimo" person as "one to whom an identification disk has been issued".
Because identification was seen as a necessary precursor to initiating palliative care and palliative care was seen as terminal care then GPs largely saw the issue of identification as one of prognosis: when could they accurately predict that a patient might be in their last few weeks of life?
Since the discovery of the hepatitis C virus (HCV) in 1989 and its identification as one of the leading causes of chronic liver disease with life-threatening sequelae such as end-stage cirrhosis and liver cancer [ 1], questions have been raised about the burden of disease caused by the virus.
Thus, there are two ways of self-identification among the studied immigrant population we chose to regard them as one ethnic group with two identification definitions - Assyrians/Syrians.
Strategies based on correlations between physical and genetic maps could serve as one valuable tool for subsequent identification of genes involved in interesting traits [ 43, 44], for genome organization studies [ 45], assessment of genetic diversity [ 46] and comparative genome analysis [ 47].
This method of creating identification worked; as one voter told me, "When you insult him, you insult us".
Participants identified this as one strategy for facilitating early identification of additional needs to ensure that maternity care can then be individually tailored.
The URICA maintenance scale might be applied as one aspect of a relapse identification tool, which could be used to identify subgroups of AN patients who might especially benefit from such relapse-addressing aftercare programs [ 9, 26].
The unhelpful comments made by some reviewers may reflect their tendency to consider their role as "one of policing rather than identification of work that is interesting and worth publishing".
