Sentence examples for foreign identification from inspiring English sources

Laboratory and clinical datasets were linked by matching the national identification number for Saudis or foreign identification number for foreigners.

However, no foreign identification documents were found, and some of the attackers had fake Indian papers, he added.

The Phoenix Law Enforcement Association, a union representing police officers that supports the law, said some factors that might provoke reasonable suspicion include someone not carrying identification or using fake identification or possessing foreign identification without a visa.

On Capitol Hill this month, Republican members of Congress highlighted risks of terrorism when they persuaded the Treasury Department to consider barring the nation's banks from accepting foreign identification cards, primarily from Mexican and Central American immigrants interested in opening bank accounts.

All three accounts are associated with one another in CB's computerized information management system by reference to U's foreign tax identification number.

U's common and preferred equity interests are associated with U and with one another by reference to U's foreign tax identification number in FFI1's computerized information management system.

BPRC housing and animal care procedures are in compliance with Dutch law on animal experiments, European directive 86/609/EEC, and with the "Standard for Humane Care and Use of Laboratory Animals by Foreign Institutions", identification number A5539-01, provided by the Department of Health and Human Services of the US National Institutes of Health (NIH).

Consensus polymerase chain reaction (PCR) [ 5- 7] and newer DNA microarray-based screening [ 8- 11] methods have been used for candidate-based foreign sequence identification.

For example, a category directly tied to patient safety such as drug interactions contained 17 questions, whereas the foreign drug identification category included only 7 questions.

For example, some databases did particularly well (or poorly) with safety-focused questions, questions about dietary supplements, or questions reflective of a diverse patient population such as foreign drug identification.

All rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta) used in this study were captive bred for research purposes and were housed at the BPRC facilities in compliance with the Dutch law on animal experiments, European directive 86/609/EEC, and with the Standard for Humane Care and Use of Laboratory Animals by Foreign institutions, identification number A5539-01, provided by the National Institutes of Health (NIH).