We know that loci which are higher in expected heterozygosity (He) are more useful for individual identification.
As previously reported (9 ), we found that standard microimmunofluorescence serologic testing was insensitive and that Western blot is more useful and allows identification to the species level after cross-adsorption studies.
The two groups are distinguished by contrasting floral morphology associated with different pollination syndromes, but within each group vegetative features are more useful for species recognition and identification (Sandral et al. 2006).
No one doubts that fingerprints can, and do, serve as a highly discriminating identifier, and digital photographic enhancement and computer databases now promise to make fingerprint identification more useful than ever before.
Analyses of the results indicated that primary relatives were more useful in Disaster Victim Identification (DVI) compared to secondary or tertiary relatives and that inclusion of mtDNA and/or Y-STR technologies helped to link family units together as shown by the software searches.
These observations suggest that pharmacological similarity is more correlated with drug targets than with chemical structure similarity, and the pharmacological similarity information is a more useful source for drug target identification.
However, scientific methods of criminal identification are actually more useful for producing evidence to be used in court to secure the conviction of a suspect typically identified through the traditional investigative method of questioning the witnesses of a crime than they are for identifying who the perpetrator of a crime is, particularly if the perpetrator has no previous criminal record.
Serial measurements of NT-proBNP levels in NHDC patients may be even more useful than cTnI in the early identification of patients at high risk of developing anthracycline-induced cardiotoxicity.
Due to the number of similarities between A. flavus and A. nomius, genomic comparisons may be more useful than traditional methods for species identifications.
In such a scenario, rapid identification methods using simple ELISA could be more useful compared to expensive PCR based assays or time consuming traditional culture based methods.
