Sentence examples for has identifiable from inspiring English sources

A COA has identifiable attributes or characteristics that affect the measurement properties of the COA when used in endpoints.

Forfeiture of an interest in an illegitimate association-in-fact ordinarily would be of little use because an association of that kind rarely has identifiable assets; instead, proceeds or profits usually are distributed immediately.

As a fable, it has identifiable metaphors that are satisfying enough: the catalytic volcano stands for indigenous upheaval; the rape can be read as the struggle over and usurping of land; the father embodies a colonial era so neatly that rebels arrive at the farm's doorstep the morning he dies.

Specifically, this means technology that includes many voices, but has identifiable channels for expertise that can sort complexity and that is not compromised by financial self-interest.

And of the six teeth, only one has identifiable characteristics". It seems improbable that--in a society so addicted to computers and forms in triplicate--a person can die without a name.

Third, Hsp22 is duplicate in D. grimshawi, but only one copy has identifiable HSEs in the region upstream of the putative TSS and was included in analysis.

Of the 312 identified clusters, 294 (94 %) had identifiable precursor peptides.

At least the past had identifiable tyrants, he added.

Banks and Bands Investment banks have identifiable personalities, decided Mark Gilbert, a columnist for Bloomberg News.

To be sure, the media could also promote polarisation, especially when they had identifiable political profiles.

At least four had identifiable AIDS risks but Dr. Spira saw no pattern among them.