While some people in the transcripts are identifiable by context or job title or because they identify themselves, many are simply listed as a male or female voice.
Most of the pieces in the collection don't have an identifiable archaeological context, and the museum's X-ray fluorescence instrument and Raman spectrometer will allow for noninvasive analysis, "so we'll actually be able to make some contributions on the materials side," Bryan said.
While the out-link between the compounds and the documents are explicit in PubChem, this is not yet reciprocal i.e. there are neither links from articles out to PubChem CIDs nor between compounds and sequence identifiers of the targets that are, in most cases, identifiable in the context of the document.
We thus decided to extent the PCA described above by performing a so-called between-class PCA (e.g. [23]), classes being in our context identifiable to breeds.
Analysis of the mouse embryo has revealed that several of the genes that are implicated in the divergence of the ICM are identifiable within the context of five canonical pathways, namely TGF-β/activin-nodal, FGFR, WNT, BMP and Notch (http://www.cellsignal.com/).
In addition, to further complicate matters, it may turn out that some of the most useful records for future instances of decision making are instances of medical errors or other unexpected events that are unique in their course of events and therefore easily identifiable together with their contexts of development (i.e., patients, providers, family members).
Heidenreich et al. (Risk Anal 1997 17 391 399) considered parameter identifiability in the context of the two-mutation cancer model and demonstrated that combinations of all but two of the model parameters are identifiable.
Still, in an educational context, they have identifiable boundaries.
