Sentence examples for identification applies from inspiring English sources

Such problematic species identification applies particularly to "keratose" sponges, which comprise taxa of the orders Dendroceratida and Dictyoceratida (Minchin, 1900).

The project has been designed to evaluate the feasibility of electronic identification applied on a large number of motors and to validate the system in real field conditions.

Figure 1 An example of the result of the proposed audio tampering identification, applied to a fragment of speech read from a newspaper.

A drop of FeSO4 solution (a reagent commonly used in mushroom identification) applied to the surface of the cap will turn olive-green.

False discovery rate (FDR) was controlled using a target/decoy database approach for both protein identification and modified peptide identification, applying the cut-off FDR of 0.2%.

Plataniotis et al. [ 6] proposed a method for personal identification applying autocorrelation (AC) of windowed ECG followed by discrete cosine transform (DCT) and reported 100% accuracy.

To do so, the authors performed qualitative and quantitative analyses to assess the programme accurately (annual staff numbers, annual excavations, exhumations and identifications, applied field and lab methods, internship and training programmes).

With the highest level of de-identification applied (e.g.: "One of the patients has a new laboratory test result"), the participants said they would be comfortable with having the digital whiteboard located almost anywhere.

As already noted, Avin et al. (2005) define only 000 effects, but, by symmetry, their identification result applies also to the 111 effects.

In his 1972 ('Psychophysical and Theoretical Identifications') he applies ideas in his more formal paper 'How to Define Theoretical Terms' (1970).

The non-identifiable fluxes could correctly be predicted a priori using the model identification method applied, whereas the nonlinear flux correlation was revealed only by identification runs using different starting values a posteriori.