Sentence examples for from fingerprinting from inspiring English sources

Asking for a DNA sample is no different from fingerprinting someone who's arrested.

Uber plans to make no changes to their onboarding process and cited that often "discriminatory, exclusionary results" come from fingerprinting.

Brazilian officials said they expected the fingerprinting dispute to come up at the talks, but indicated that they would not back away from their insistence that Americans can only be exempted from fingerprinting here if Brazilians are exempted from the heightened security procedures in the United States.

Other places, including San Jose, Broward County in Florida, and the entire state of Georgia had to back off from fingerprinting to keep ridesharing.

Throughout the paper, we will mostly use terminology from fingerprinting (i.e., users instead of items, colluders instead of defective items), unless we are specifically dealing with group testing results.

The collusion channel is exactly what separates group testing from fingerprinting: while in fingerprinting it is commonly assumed that this channel is not known or only weakly known to the distributor, in group testing, this channel is usually assumed known in advance.

The feasibility of contigs assembly, and eventually physical map construction from fingerprinted BAC clones in a polyploid species was studied.

Egg production and weight traits of pure and crossbred progeny from fingerprinted quail were obtained and compared, and a linear relationship with the measure of bandsharing was estimated.

Mr. Moore was then identified from fingerprints found in a room, the police said.

Include a sidebar explaining how this is different from fingerprint or retina scanning.

"No matter what you do, from fingerprints to employment history, bad things sometimes happen".