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Farms must be identified either through an integer or character label.

Women with cancer can be identified either through screening or from symptoms, or they may remain undetected and progress to more advanced stages of cancer.

A metabolite detected as being more abundant in a specific sample can be identified either through the resonance positions of its nuclei in the NMR spectrum, or through the application of various pulse-sequences such as total correlation spectroscopy, heteronuclear single quantum coherence and heteronuclear multiple bond correlation.

At present, fast evolving genes which often evolve under positive selection can be identified either through large genomic comparisons which are feasible only for model organisms like Drosophila species [e.g. [ 17, 18]] or human-chimpanzee comparisons [ 19] or via long term experimental approaches such as in the discovery of the hybrid inviability gene Hmr in Drosophila [ 20].

People will often choose to marry their mèt tèt, that is, the lwa who has been identified, either through divination or consultation with the spirits, to "walk" with that person.

In Drosophila, some target genes have been identified; either through candidate approaches (e.g. [6] [8]) or more systematic methods (e.g. [9] [12]; reviewed in [4]) and for a small number of genes there is good evidence that they are direct targets (e.g. [6], [13]).

Relevant policy-makers were identified either through an expert rating or a snowballing referral system.

With regards to patients, these were identified either through the diabetes association or during clinic days.

Patients were identified either through patient or medication records or through presentation at the GP practice or pharmacy.

In progeny evaluations, homozygous rust-resistant BC2F2 plants were identified either through marker analysis or stem rust testing.

Informal pregnancy-related care providers (herbalist, TBA, and Spiritualist) were identified either through health facility workers, who sometimes collaborate with them, or through women who utilize their services.