Sentence examples for given a unique number from inspiring English sources

Each specimen and associated DNA extraction was given a unique number.

During the randomisation process, every PHCC was given a unique number that was written on a paper card and placed in a pot.

For the protection of the patient privacy, each interviewee was given a unique number with the form of 'PID_', followed by three digital numbers.

Each questionnaire was given a unique number, so that those who responded were not sent another questionnaire, but we removed all identifying information before the analysis.

Random numbers were assigned as follows: Once the orthopedist on staff determined a patient's eligibility to the study, the patient was given a unique number for the duration of the study.

In the first set of simulations, each individual was given a unique number representing N distinct founding lineages, while in the second, each individual was randomly assigned to a haplogroup (with the number of haplogroups varying from 2 to 10) (see Supplementary Material).

This auxiliary file is a plain text file, where each sequence accession number is given a unique index number, sequentially, starting from 0 for long sequences and from 16,384 for the shorter ones.

All patients in the SARS outbreak were given a unique identifying number and all data were coded with this unique number.

Every caller will be given a unique reference number after giving their name and address, and will be reminded that antivirals have side-effects.

Each glucose molecule in the modeled microfibril was given a unique serial number as its identity, and a big data set containing other parameters (e.g., reducing/non-reducing end, EF surface, MF surface, crystalline or amorphous, soluble, non-soluble, distance from chain end, etc).

All samples were allowed to air-dry, given a unique identification number, sealed in Zip-lock plastic bags for transport, and then stored dry in the lab's repository at room temperature, as recommended for arid land soil samples (Campbell et al.2009), until DNA extraction.