Sentence examples for made identification of from inspiring English sources

Danuwar said most of these criminal networks were based in India, which made identification of traffickers difficult.

The fancy dress theme "could have made identification of guests difficult", Commander Frank Armstrong noted, by way of explanation.

It made identification of Ganoderma strains, especially closely related strains difficulty.

However, the rapid divergence of repetitive sequence has made identification of repeats by DNA identity difficult even in closely related species.

However, the lack of disease relevant cellular methodologies capable of discriminating between inhibitors that directly bind AR and those that instead act on AR co-regulators has made identification of novel antagonists challenging.

The A case allows for discussion of the design and management of the public health system, including discussion of the factors that made identification of West Nile a difficult process.

This deformation of the lower segment makes identification of the cervicovaginal interface and vaginal fornices difficult.

Their bodies are gelatinous and are famously versatile, allowing them to change in colour, texture and overall shape, making identification of living octopuses from morphology alone very difficult.

He said that the victims were then burned on a huge pyre for 14 hours, making identification of the remains recovered by the authorities very difficult.

The potential for dietary fat to prevent breast cancer makes identification of defined molecules a mandatory step.

With range maps and text on pages directly opposite the full-color illustrations, the book makes identification of more than two hundred species of offshore wildlife quick and easy.