Sentence examples for identification associated from inspiring English sources
And all but three countries have opted for the first, with just Russia, Ukraine and South Korea making the calculation that the brand identification associated with Captain America was more likely to be a turn-off than a selling point.
Given such potential benefits, it is appropriate to consider the types of social identification associated with improved well-being.
This item aims to evaluate if one can trust the user's identification associated with each action that is recorded in the AT.
To examine the changes in sensitivity for identification associated with increasing the number of searchable ion types from two (b, y) to nine (a, a + 1, b, c, x, x + 1, y, y – 1, z), the HCD data set which provided the best results (NCE25) was used for parallel bioinformatic analyses.
The UMUC task force reported that their bot may also be able to track "user identifications associated with unauthorized uploads" and, as such, root out some of the students doing the sharing.
Detailed analysis of local single peptide hits (Fig. 3A B) revealed that 30.6 46.3% of these protein identifications were global single peptide hits, confirming that the majority of protein identifications associated with a single unique peptide had a positive cross-sample match.
There are two main approaches to address this fact: a) The identification of QTL or b) the identification of associated markers.
We also found residual associations between participants' social identification as a Hindu and two measures of well-being in which higher identification was associated with poorer well-being.
The Discussion also highlights related areas including palynomorph identification and associated proxies.
Secondary endpoints were the identification of associated risk factors and to evaluate the impact on patients' outcome.
High levels of ethnic identification were associated with lower probability of current smoking among participants reporting high levels of racial/ethnic discrimination.
