Sentence examples for identification note from inspiring English sources

In some copies, an author identification note misidentified the city from which a correspondent reported.

Correction: January 20 , 2004 Tuesday An author identification note was omitted yesterday from a front-page news analysis article, datelined London, about plans by Conrad M. Black to sell the controlling interest in his newspaper empire, Hollinger International.

Each entry is followed by a brief identification note: "2547-Katonah station, coming back from the country It is not necessary that he ride on the train pulled by the locomotive in order that the number be eligible for his collection.

When asked about requiring Muslims to register in a database or carry a form of special identification noting their religion, Trump said, "We're going to have to look at a lot of things very closely".

The agents found three other men, along with false identifications, notes about a military base in Turkey and tapes that preached jihad.

At the identification stage, note that the innovations, not the organizations, are being considered.

For purposes of proud identification please note that I am President of WAMC, Northeast Public Radio, a member station of NPR.

No identification or note accompanied the baby, who was dressed in a blue jogging suit, he said.

W.W.'s comprehension of musical symbols benefited from the availability of a musical context (key identification 6/8, note identification, 9/10, total score 15/18; not significantly different from healthy controls), but deteriorated on the 'Musical Synonyms' task requiring assessment of symbol equivalence (score 15/20).

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The spectral count of each peptide, at the detectable charge state, reflects its propensity for identification (we note that not all peptides with high spectral count are necessarily proteotypic according to the definition provided in reference 28, i.e., that are detectable in >50% of the trials that identified the corresponding protein).