Sentence examples for identifiers appended from inspiring English sources
A finder file of these AMI patients was sent to the Chronic Condition Data Warehouse (CCW; http://www.ccwdata.org) to have identifiers appended, and the file was then sent to ICE who obtained and abstracted the records without knowledge of the selection algorithm.
Coded identifiers are appended to clinical and personal data (age, sex, place of residence) provided by the patient, making the patient anonymous.
For each measurement type, the device number and measurement identifier are appended to the URL.
Clone identifiers that are appended with an M or T indicate multiple un-matched reads from the same DArT clone.
In both cases, the resultant hash is appended to the identifier of the entity to which these descriptors refer in order to obtain the final identifier.
In some cases, we have used two different versions of the same matrix, one with low-information flanking nucleotides removed; the short version is referred to as "crop" or "trim" and an "a" is appended to the identifier.
Alleles found in heterozygous condition in certain mice are indicated by numbers appended to individual mouse identifiers (some haplotypes contain 2 Irgb6 paralogous genes, hence potentially up to 4 alleles).
To denote the compartment of each reaction and metabolite the following were appended to the KEGG identifier: 'MM' for mitochondrial matrix, 'Cyto' for cytosolic and '_b' for boundary.
Nucleotide sequences were translated into protein sequences in all six reading frames (universal code), and frame information was appended to the sequence identifier (e.g. "_+2").
The data from DCG contains multiple splice variants labeled by numbers appended to Swiss-Prot identifier strings, and the first enumerated variant was found to map to the IPI accession number in all cases.
The use of the combined local identifiers formed from an image subset and appended Fourier, or other transform, allows tuning selectivity to specific patterns based on the nature of the recognition task.
