The phrase "panel identification" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the act of identifying or labeling different panels or sections within a larger piece of writing or document. It is typically used in technical or legal writing to help readers navigate through complex information. Example: "The user manual included detailed panel identification, making it easy for customers to find the specific instructions for the product components they were interested in."
We again clustered on the unique personal panel identification number.
We took into account the dependency of our data by clustering on the unique personal panel identification number.
The online survey panel monitors survey completion by panel identification number, therefore, panel members are precluded from completing the survey more than once.
We took into account the dependency of our data (panel members can be a respondent in more than one year) by clustering on the unique personal panel identification number.
A biochemical panel for identification and differentiation of Klebsiella spp. was used.
The usefulness of a wheat diversity panel for identification of DArT markers for rye was also demonstrated.
Seven Tasmanian devils were subjected to whole genome sequencing, establishing an ascertainment panel for identification of genomic regions most likely to harbor high levels of diversity.
Yellow arrows in identical positions within the individual color panels allow identification of K5K8DP TECs.
The patterns of haplotype-block sharing in these eight accessions are clearly not random and suggest that in larger sorghum germplasm panels, reliable identification of correspondences with adaptively important genes will be possible.
An Access database was created to collect retrospective data using different panels: patients' identification, tumour histology, previously delivered treatments and regimens, initial assessment, initial biology, EM chemotherapy-related data (delivered EM dose and cause of diminution, number of cycles administered, toxicities and side effects), efficacy and follow-up data.
This international cat parentage and identification panel has a power of exclusion comparable to panels used in other species, ranging from 90.08% to 99.79% across breeds and 99.47% to 99.87% in random-bred cat populations.
