Sentence examples for identification even more from inspiring English sources
Not having a black identity that is linked with the American history of slavery renders her identification even more complex.
Moreover, such processes are poorly excited by standard experimental protocols, making identification even more ill-posed.
Xylulose 5-phosphate (X5P) is a stereoisomer of Ribulose 5-phosphate (Ru5P) and their peak overlap in CE-MS analysis makes the identification even more difficult.
However, in the amidohydrolase superfamily, remarkable cases in which enzymes with 98% sequence identity turn over different substrates, such as atrazine versus melamine, have occurred, making functional identification even more difficult.
Critical PHI was defined as all PHI types listed by HIPAA, and 'non-critical' PHI as the remaining categories that were included to make malicious re-identification even more difficult.
Consequences of the expanding investigation could include slower expansion overseas and the identification of even more problems.
But even then, an asterisk is in order, for the medical examiner's office has begun to preserve all the body parts in the event that one day, further advances in technology will enable the identification of even more people.
There are many moral character wounds that arise with this new infantile and selfish identification, but even more precarious is the fact that each time a teen shares with millions of fellow internet icons their most personal thoughts, including images that would shock even the most progressive parents; they are unaware how this might play out in their future.
Identification of even more Prox1 mRNA transcript might be expected in the future.
Hence, it cannot be excluded that analyzing HSF1 binding by ChIP-seq could enable the identification of even more genes repressed following HSF1 binding.
The unit isolates patients upon MRSA identification because even more MRSA colonisation without infection can serve as an MRSA source and hence endanger other patients.
