Sentence examples for identifiable use from inspiring English sources

At first glance, "High Style" (Chronicle Books, $60) might appear to be just the latest example of designers acting like celebrities and, without any identifiable use to readers, memorializing themselves on high-gloss paper.

"The court rightly recognised that the routine retention of personal information about a committed but always peaceful protester was a clear breach of his privacy and of no identifiable use in terms of intelligence.

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In most of these examples, conventional subgroup analyses were unable to identify large variations in treatment benefit that were identifiable using multivariable risk-stratification.

We also exploit this technique to compare enriched regions identified using microarrays with those identified by sequencing, demonstrating that they agree on a core set of clearly identified enriched regions, while characterizing the additional enriched regions identifiable using HTP sequencing.

To investigate the likely numbers of new transcriptional loci identifiable using this approach, strict criteria were used to identify regions where transcription was detected by both methods.

A larger number of parameters were identifiable using data from batch experiments than from continuous reactor operation.

A comparison of binding site detection tools has previously found that 95% of ligand-bound sites are identifiable using geometric algorithms [7].

The differences in the risk prediction by the two methods, identifiable using the survey points, will allow for discrimination of physicians' interpretation of risk.

Exploring the top five assays in Table 5, the first three represent trivial examples of a compound series easily identifiable using 2-D similarity or 3-D similarity or by eye.

For the first possibility, one can expect free cysteines to be modified by NEM, so the corresponding modified linear peptides should be identifiable using conventional database search engines such as pFind.