Sentence examples for correct identifiers from inspiring English sources

If the correct identifiers are missing or the billable amount does not match the amount that enters your bank account, your finance team may have to manually reconcile payments.

With only limited information in the abstract, sometimes it is very difficult to disambiguate and assign genes with correct identifiers.

Another important use was linking mentions of biological entities in text with the correct identifiers in biological databases, as well as linkage to the appropriate ontology terms.

Both these fields were formatted appropriately with the code separated with a colon from the collection's correct identifier.

Metabolite identifiers provide a common ground for finding corresponding metabolites in a reliable way, provided the correct identifier was assigned to each metabolite.

As shown in Table 3, authors of the first 100 papers were 96% accurate when reporting resource identifiers - that is, they used the correct identifier as determined by comparing the metadata supplied in the article with that in the database, accessible via a resolving service (see http://scicrunch.com/resolver/RRID AB_262044).

When writing your business name, ensure that you follow the name with the correct identifier, such as Inc., LLC, or Corp. Name a registered agent and include a registered address.

Bug fix: If you downloaded the files before 23 March 2012, part 6 contains files with corrected sccs identifiers for 400 domains (as described on the front page of the site); if you download the files after 23 March, you don't need this, since the fixes are integrated into parts 4 and 5 above, as well as the subsets below.

We choose to leave them into the figure, because we will use their data in our later analysis (which does not depend on having the correct household identifier).

The more challenging task is normalizing the miRNA mentions to correct database identifier.

These results suggest that existing automated systems may be good enough now to help authors link genes or proteins mentioned in an article to the correct unique identifier; this might be a good candidate insertion point that could save time even for an experienced biocurator.