Sentence examples for frequent identity from inspiring English sources

It's Data Patrol product costs £2.99 per month and gives a customer frequent identity checks, local area reports and on-demand expert advice and support.

This preference we also observed in the barley gene trap lines evident in the frequent identity of transposed GT DsB flanking genomic sequences to barley ESTs.

Considering that more than 80% of the barley genomic sequences are intergenic heterochromatin [ 36] and therefore not expressed, the frequent identity of the flanking genomic sequences to barley ESTs clearly indicates a preference for GT DsB insertion into coding regions.

However, overall both gene families are highly heterogenous, with frequent identity values between 40 to 50% and minimal identities down to 23% for T2R, and 19% for V1R sequences (Additional file 1).

Trafficking's underground nature, combined with a frequent lack of identity documents for children, makes the full scope of the issue difficult to track.

We believe we can create a common identity through frequent-flier programs and by sharing frequent-flier lounges steps we have already taken.

Despite these frequent skirmishes about "racial" identity, I am optimistic.

That has led to frequent speculation about the identity of Satoshi — speculation that has so far proved wrong.

She was thinking of Persian poetry on the radio, calligraphy used throughout paintings, the frequent references to Iranian identity in conversation.

The implication is quite clear: it's up to the UK to develop a comparable civic nationalism, a point that has not been lost on any of the protagonists in the UK debate to whom Putnam has been speaking, from Trevor Phillips to Ruth Kelly, as their frequent statements about British identity indicate.

Deep in California's Monterey Bay, small squid belonging to the species Octopoteuthis deletron suffer from frequent cases of mistaken identity, a new study suggests.