Sentence examples for little identifiable from inspiring English sources

The minor modification and building permit documents filed with the city during the past year contain little identifiable information about the tenant.

Consistent with both c-Myc and N-Myc contributing to osteoblast development, Col1 and Runx2 were further reduced in dcko mutants, which had very little identifiable perichondrial tissue (Fig. 9ID, D', 9IIH,L).

No correlation was observed (data not shown), which suggests that there is little identifiable transcriptional conservation in these life-cycle stages between S. ratti and C. elegans.

Other bats of the family Phyllostomidae have also undergone multiple rearrangements, resulting in karyotypes with little identifiable G-band arm homologies [ 6].

Firstly, although most partner countries had national or local policy on mental health promotion, there was little identifiable existing expertise on training professionals on this subject.

"And if you make something a little different, identifiable with the name, everybody knows what signature it is.

This Myo19-specific mitochondria outer membrane association (MyMOMA) domain consists of approximately 150 amino acids (140 in mouse), bearing little easily identifiable sequence or structural homology to other known domains.

But while the latter kind of storytelling did little specifically-identifiable harm, except to confuse literature with history or call into question one's truth sense; the case of "Judas Iscariot" is quite another thing, both in kind and effect.

The advantages are its transferability across study systems and identifiable biases, little need of a priori diet knowledge and importantly, the fact that little further laboratory development is required.

An Italian official representing the Coalition Provisional Authority, the American-led governing body, told reporters 12 hours after the blast that its force left little that was immediately identifiable from any vehicle or attacker.

At E8.5, the embryos had degenerated much more seriously, with very little to almost no identifiable structure.