No single word has done more to unite us all than this in-joke identifier of Australian identity.
The 20th century after 1918, which saw the creation of the different Arab national states, may well prove to be a blip in Middle Eastern history, as the old primary identifiers of Arab identity, religion and qabila – tribe – resurface.
Here, we propose CorBank, a program devised to provide cross-referencing protein identifiers no matter what the level of identity is found between their matching sequences.
Client systems provide entity identity information in exchange for the identifier of an entity, a process called identity resolution.
The numerical identifier of the brain determines the identity of the "box-brain" where it is stored, while the anatomical origin of the samples determines the identifier of the "box-area", as "area" refers to the anatomical origin of the samples the box contains.
GAS isolates, stripped of patient identifiers, were forwarded to Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto for confirmation of identity and shipped to The Methodist Hospital Research Institute in Houston, Texas, for emm gene typing.
It is based on three main principles: separation of identity and location, local autonomy, and global identifier space.
For each comparison, a report containing sequence identifiers, alignment length, coordinates of the most similar regions, percentage of identity, number of gaps, raw and bit scores and E-value was returned.
Replacing personal identifiers with a code, or a double code, reduces the number of identity cross-checks and increases the chance of an error in sample labelling and tracking [ 3].
Sir Ian Blair said yesterday he had come to believe that the new forms of identity theft mean that secure ID cards - using "biometric" identifiers such as fingerprint or iris scans - can make a difference.
Inspired by the fact that the sequence of monomer units is the definition of identity, we devised a simple encoding algorithm to convert the sequence itself into a universal identifier.
