Sentence examples for it would be identifiable from inspiring English sources

Therein, of course, lies a paradox — the building had to be different enough from his other work to be economical, and similar enough to his other buildings so that it would be identifiable as being by Frank Gehry.

And much of the nitrogen newly entering the planet's cycle is of a different isotope (weight) to that naturally formed by bacterial processes, so it would be identifiable in the rock record using a machine called a mass spectrometer.

All private healthcare information would be identifiable.

(There is a tantalizing sense that many characters in the trilogy would be identifiable if one were better connected).

Phil Booth from medConfidential warned that patients' medical records would be identifiable unless they opted out of the scheme.

Monsieur I. accused the filmmaker, Michelangelo Antonioni, and his assistant director, Alain Cuny, of filming a story in which the girl would be identifiable.

"Family courts hear intimate personal details and even with anonymity imposed I think the particulars of cases would be identifiable certainly within their communities," she said.

Ms. Jeffery said the magazine was also working through some production issues because they were asked by the source who provided the video to blur the surroundings of the room so that only Romney would be identifiable.

One fascinating detail from Rachel's trawl through the family papers was a letter in which her grandmother tells the authorities that Tom would be identifiable by his coat of arms tattooed on his chest.

This protection, I promised them, went beyond merely leaving their names out of articles: it meant working closely with them to make sure I would use only as much information from their personal lives as needed to report their claims – but not enough so that they would be identifiable.

An ideal biomarker would be identifiable before lesion development.