"genuine identification" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process or act of confirming one's identity as authentic and not fake or false. Example: The bank required him to provide genuine identification in order to open a new account. This means that the bank asked for proof of his identity, such as a valid government-issued ID, to ensure that he was who he claimed to be. Another example: The immigration officer carefully examined their passports to make sure they were genuine identification documents. In this sentence, "genuine identification" refers to the passports being legitimate and not forged or altered.
In the present experiment we adopted an ecologically-valid approach by using different pictures of the same identify to tap into genuine face identification mechanisms (therefore ruling out potential face recognition mechanisms based on picture matching strategies).
If prevalence differences are genuine, then identification of different factors across ethnic groups may help in the design of studies to better understand determinants of PD.
However, it does, through allowing the observer to rapidly recognize visible differences from the genuine samples, facilitate identification of abnormalities in the packaging and tablets.
In discussion of the origin of the phrase "the real McCoy," the moderator spoke a little vaguely of a putative barroom brawl, presumably in American, in which a genuine McCoy had required identification.
The identification of genuine interaction mechanisms at this scale therefore requires procedures to filter out macroscopically induced strain gradients.
dsRNA elimination by RNase III treatment prior to DRIPc-seq allowed the genome-wide and strand-specific identification of genuine R-loops that responded in vivo to RNase H levels and displayed classical features associated with R-loop formation.
As many functionally characterized sRNAs are antisense regulators of cognate mRNA targets [41], we hypothesized that the presence of a matching TargetRNA hit may allow for more reliable identification of genuine sRNAs.
We attribute these cases to position effects, which do not impede on accurate identification of genuine signals coming from tissue-specific enhancers, since the ectopic signals associated with this "background" activity occurred stochastically, usually in restricted regions of the embryos and were not seen reproducibly in several embryos.
We have applied stringent criteria for generation of alignment and also have incorporated paired end reads for identification of genuine SNVs from noise.
