Sentence examples for certain identification from inspiring English sources

Sergei Yastrzhembsky, Russia's chief spokesman on Chechnya, said today that forensic experts were examining the body retrieved in Chechnya, but that no certain identification had been made.

Others said they believe they saw him on trips earlier, possibly from the middle of the decade, but that certain identification is impossible.

Bud, flower, leaf, stem, seed capsule, root or storage organ (bulb, rhizome, corm) - each element of the plant is shown in such a way that a certain identification can be made.

In this paper, we model the epidemic course of a pathogen infection within a semi-closed group which generates clinical signals which do not necessarily permit its ready and certain identification.

However, the certain identification of the 31 events as cosmic in origin could not be achieved because there was no statistically certain evidence of a concentration of their arrival directions toward the Milky Way where the generation of gamma rays in collisions between cosmic-ray nuclei and interstellar matter was expected to be most abundant (kra65).

Based on the FTIR spectra recorded on the two yellow areas, a certain identification of the substance(s) possibly added for obtaining the different consistencies is not achievable.

We saw that making certain identifications in a fission case such as the ship of Theseus [see Section 4: Diachronic Identity Puzzles] threatens the transitivity of identity.

At a bare minimum, judges should immediately prohibit experts from testifying to impossibilities such as "an error rate of zero" or asserting that they are capable of making 100% certain identifications.

Unbiased estimates of allele frequencies (where N is the number of individuals sampled) appear to be unachievable, and near-certain identification of a polymorphism requires a minor-allele frequency.

This scenario focuses on certain re-identification and is an extension of the uniqueness matching scenario.

(21) This Regulation should build on Regulation (EU) No 910/2014 of the European Parliament and of the Council(13), which lays down conditions under which Member States recognise certain ▌ electronic identification means for natural and legal persons subject to a notified electronic identification scheme of another Member State.