Sentence examples for insufficient identifiers from inspiring English sources

However, when insufficient identifiers were available, we made use of the first digit of the identifier and inserted a "4" as in MedtrXg 4XXXXX.

By these criteria, records for 1324 out of 22 073 persons had insufficient identifiers and thus were excluded from further analyses.

After further checking against the Trent database, all 15 individuals had a number of HCV RNA tests results reported to the sentinel surveillance system, but these were unable to be linked to the patients because of insufficient identifiers.

These include not having any inpatient hospital episodes in the APDC (e.g. treated outside NSW, never admitted to hospital), insufficient identifiers to be certain of linkage or the cancer not being registered in the CCR within the study period after an early notification record was used in PCOS.

The incidence of HCV-related HCC may have been underestimated due to (i) insufficient identifiers in the HCV Diagnosis database for record linkage and (ii) an unknown, but likely small, number of HCC cases that were not tested (and so never diagnosed) for HCV infection during 1996 2006.

Additionally, since there were a few regions where insufficient identifiers had been set aside to accommodate all the new genes in a gap, we made use of the leading digit in the six-digit identifier string to provide unique loci that still preserved information about their location on the pseudomolecule.

However, on further investigation, additional HCV RNA test results were identified for these individuals in the database, but were reported with insufficient patient identifiers and therefore could not be reliably linked to the individuals.

The identification of duplicate cases between registers had not been adequately considered by the method, as hospital identifiers alone proved insufficient (these were often missing).

Current privacy and confidentiality measures which include de-identification, de-nominalization and scrambling of the unique personal identifiers automated or semi-automated seem insufficient to counteract the potential to identify patients from unique, individual knowledge patterns.

The remaining 34% either showed insufficient similarities to any proteins (no hits, 25.9%) or hit proteins without a GO identifier (unclassified, 8.1%).

As a result, the semantically annotated term (omcB) may be insufficient to automatically populate experimental evidence associated with this gene into public databases because a unique identifier is required, such as the locus tag.