For example, six genes that function in apoptosis (srpbp1, anax1, anax5, mtch1, gstp1, pim1) were uniquely identified for axolotls.
By this approach, a total of 91 genes with a greater than threefold difference (either upregulated or downregulated) were uniquely identified for WT MSCs, while only 34 genes showed greater than threefold differences specifically in ArtΔ/Δ MSC and 32 genes were common to both WT and ArtΔ/Δ MSCs.
However, since the stability of microbial fingerprints over time is unknown, it is unclear how reliable they are uniquely identifying for individuals, and what might be known about an individual with only a sample of his microbiota.
As a result, a passage can be uniquely identified in any translation; for example, 1A1 is the first passage in any edition or translation of the text and 7B38 is the last.
In so far as delusions are defined and described as irrational beliefs, it is difficult for them to be uniquely identified because their epistemic 'faults' are shared with other symptoms of psychiatric disorders, and with non-pathological beliefs.
Note that each pair needs to be uniquely identified during the post-tracing process, thus explaining the need for unique sequence ids.
It also provides a name by which it can be uniquely identified in a client application and a title for the data set.
For bats in Guyana, all 87 currently recognized species could be uniquely identified by DNA barcodes [20].
Health facilities and field hospitals can now be uniquely identified.
However, language barriers and preference for alternative therapies were uniquely identified themes reported by providers at the patient safety-net hospital-based clinic serving a large immigrant population.
