Sentence examples for could be identified only from inspiring English sources

The low point one evening was a mushy apricot that could be identified only by color.

(As part of the ground rules, the soldiers could be identified only by rank).

The bodies of seven British hostages killed in Algeria by militants linked to al-Qaida last year could be identified only by DNA samples and dental records, the inquest into the deaths has heard.

But under a broad provision of the Pentagon's ground rules, the man could be identified only as Interrogator No. 1, the anonymous title the government had given him in court documents.

The explosion ripped the front off a red-brick townhouse in Greenwich Village where the group had been hiding out, killing three members of the group instantly (the blast was so devastating that one of the would-be bombers, Diana Oughton, the daughter of a prominent Republican banker, could be identified only from the prints on her severed finger).

The days when an infection could be identified only by growing a culture in a Petri dish are past.Helicobacter's activities seem, so far, to be confined to the stomach (though the bacterium has now been implicated in cancer there, as well as in its ulcers).

All infected animals could be identified, but only a combined analysis of different sample types ensured 100% sensitivity of the test.

The author – who could previously be identified only by the cipher MLA – can now be named as James Rhodes, a self-taught musician who has released four chart-topping albums.

In this activity, the software engineer has the responsibility of identifying other software concerns, which could not be identified only using keywords.

If any of above criteria could not be identified only through title and abstract, full text of the article was reviewed.

It should be noted that patients who were admitted to hospital more than once that had more than one separation (or record) in the database and individuals could not be identified, only number of separations.