Sentence examples for identity reports from inspiring English sources

Since it became known last week that he had hid his real identity, reports on some Web sites and in The Washington Post linked him to sexually explicit Web sites that have fueled the story and embarrassed White House officials who for years waved him into the building.

He has kept a low profile this week since the announcement of his identity, reports said, telling friends he would be staying home from work.

The documents show that the university voted against nonbinding resolutions that would have encouraged companies to set goals for lower emissions of greenhouse gases, carry out policies prohibiting discrimination against individuals based on sex or sexual identity, report political contributions, form human rights committees and improve treatment of animals.

"I could go out and buy an identity report on you for about $25.

Respondents expressing Asian identity reported poorer SRMH and SRH, which were not explained by their socio-economic status [ 67].

The progress towards understanding embryonic phrenic neuron identity reported here will allow us to extend the investigation to later steps of neuronal maturation and circuit formation.

In particular, participants worried about the impact of this change on their identity, reporting concerns that they were becoming someone they did not want to be.

The difference between sequence identity reported by Robison (>90%) and us (65.5%) comes from the formula used to compute the percentage: with respect to the length of the sequence or the length of the alignment.

The partial flaB sequence had 4 bases different from the 300-base sequence (98.66% identity) reported previously (GenBank accession no. AY763104) for another Borrelia sp. found in C. kelleyi (5 ).

These 3 sequences were similar to the sequence CAM1083 (96.7% 98.5% identity) reported in a Cameroonian hunter infected by a gorilla foamy virus (11 ) and to known sequences of foamy virus from gorillas living in Cameroon and closely related to each other (97%–99% identity).

The more feminine a man, the more masculine a woman, the higher the hit rate with the opposite sex though women of all gender identities reported fewer partners than men did.