Sentence examples for identifiers which allow from inspiring English sources
Multiple database identifiers are available in STaRRRT including Affymetrix array probeset identifiers which allow legacy gene expression data to be easily mapped to this table.
It is therefore clear that to generate globally unique identifiers (which allow processing across multiple data sources), identifiers local to data sets are not enough, and more contextual information is needed.
Six of the libraries were constructed with E. coli genomic DNA and six were prepared from the same quantities of an E. coli 16S rRNA amplification product (of 466 bp), all according to the 454 shotgun protocol using molecular barcodes, "MIDs" (or Multiplex IDentifiers, which allow multiple samples to be mixed and sequenced as a pool).
The number is the issue identifier, which allows mapping the commit to the issue report it resolves.
Word types are also associated with a semantic identifier, which allows them to be connected to the content of external databases.
All word types have a WHG database identifier, while protein and chemical word types are also associated with a semantic identifier, which allows them to be connected to the content of external databases.
Each single plant in a pot was bar-coded with a unique identifier which allowed individual tracking of flowering time measured as days to flowering (DTF) i.e. the number of days from sowing until the appearance of the first floral buds monitored almost daily.
Dispensation records retain patients' universal personal identifier, which allows for individual-level linkage to all Danish registries and medical databases.
Of these, 1 285 038 had an NHS 24 identifier (which allowed matching of repeat users) and were included in the analyses.
Each patient is assigned a unique identifier, which allows the relevant prescribing and investigation data to be linked between the two databases.
Scotland also has a means for linking an individual's medical data from a variety of sources via a unique medical identifier, which allows the incorporation of data from many sources.
