Sentence examples for identification unlikely from inspiring English sources

Some remains from Japan have also been tentatively attributed to Pteranodon, but their distance from its known Western Interior Seaway habitat makes this identification unlikely.

The German scholar Hans-Georg Beck finds this identification unlikely, but points out to the reference to a "short-armed" Arab leader in the same tale, which may reflect a folk tradition based on ʿUmar.

This makes false identification very unlikely.

But once archaeologists were called in and saw the corpse's hiking gear, they explained that a positive identification was unlikely.

Cases were identified using the data collection system of the RNHE, which makes case selection bias at the identification stage unlikely.

The cases were identified through the data collection system of the French National Registry of Childhood Blood Malignancies which has a high degree of exhaustiveness (> 99% of AL diagnosed in mainland France) (Clavel et al. 2004), making case selection at the identification stage unlikely.

The limited change in self-identification is unlikely to have an effect on our results.

For example, it was shown that re-identification is unlikely if the set contains more than 1000 people [ 13].

All of our negative control genes showed no significant growth rate difference from the WT BY4743 strain, demonstrating that our new phenotype identifications are unlikely to be attributable to experimental sample variation.

It is a measure of the strong, if unlikely, identification between the teacher and her students that Miss Grussner became determined to take them to her hometown.

Yet if the US National Institutes of Health won't even fund, for example, research on the intersection of gender and health despite the massive current discussion around transgender identification, it's unlikely to fund research on spanking and health.