Where physically distinctive identifiers are lacking, it was the aim of this study to employ chemical compositional data to characterise an otherwise universally bland glass production.
We further use regular expressions to find fields containing distinctive identifiers such as medical record numbers and social security numbers.
Finger knuckle print is highly unique, so it can be served as a distinctive biometric identifier [1 5].
Since γ-RVs and LVs integrate in the cellular genome in a semi-random fashion [ 5- 8], in a population of vector marked cells each clone and its progeny harbor an integrated vector in a unique genomic position that can be used as a distinctive genetic identifier.
CompuServe subscribers use CompuServe's domain name "CompuServe.com" together with their own unique alpha-numeric identifier to form a distinctive e-mail mailing address.
I. Has the band trademarked its name, logo, catch-phrases, distinctive makeup designs, overall appearance, or other identifiers?
Campbell, D. Identifying the Identifiers.
Alternatives to using country of birth in the absence of ethnic group identifiers, such as surname analysis for those groups (mainly South Asian) whose names are distinctive (McKenzie et al. 2008), are useful approaches.
Political party affiliation has become the most distinctive part of a person's identity today, said political communication scholar Shanto Iyengar, and succeeds all other identifiers, like race, religion or ethnicity.
(ClinicalTrial.gov Identifier NCT02285062).
ClinicalTrials.gov identifier NCT01842841.
