Sentence examples for identity checking from inspiring English sources

Although failure in following policy/procedures may be a common contributing factor to MAEs [ 27, 28, 30, 32], it has been suggested that repeated identity checking undermines the nurse patient relationship [ 100].

In public services, the "shared plumbing" of the internet means that information management, accountancy, logistics, payments, identity checking, registration, workflow, and so on can be accessed without traditional administration processes.

"I saw from my time in fintech that there's so much innovation happening in how platforms can smartly validate its user base instantly/automatically so we're excited about leveraging some of these in the future — the social validation and identity checking is a good start," he adds.

The genotype and corresponding pedigree data are stored in a relational database for efficient downstream data manipulation and analysis, such as calculation of allele and genotype frequencies, sample identity checking, and export of genotype data in various file formats for analysis using commonly-available software.

Living in Battery Park City means not being able to open your own front door without having your identity checked, sometimes as many as five or six times.

The company can also track transactions, verify identity, check your balance and verify income.

For instance the user who send the request has their identity checked [by Sciencebite] because they have to sign in with LinkedIn.

But, "You can't just leave Turkey on a plane without having your identity checked," he added.

The purified DNA was cloned into the pGEM-T easy vector (Promega, Madison, WI, USA), and its identity checked by PCR and restriction enzyme analysis.

Does she know that six thousand individuals will be arrested, forty thousand identities checked, and fifteen hundred buildings destroyed, leaving two thousand Marseillese on the death trains?

Children had their age and identities checked, and were examined to rule out any clinically significant disease.