It has, though, avoided the overvaluing of "significance" which has made the Booker, in recent years, such a poor identifier of literary value, let alone literary promise.
But it contends that names are a poor identifier; they can be misspelled or, if they originate in a non-Roman alphabet, they can be spelled inconsistently when rendered in English.
BD+ patients had a greater number of episodes per year, which can be counted as an identifier for poor prognosis in the future.
A common convention for writing names (identifiers) in mathematical formulas makes poor use of the real estate on the page occupied by those names.
Clinicaltrials.gov identifier: NCT00463827 Smokers with asthma have poor symptom control, accelerated decline in lung function and an attenuated response to inhaled corticosteroids compared to non-smokers with asthma[ 1- 4].
Contingency measure between these two identifiers was very low and signalled only poor congruency between them [ 18, 19].
Biometrics can also facilitate inclusion for marginalised groups; a robust identifier can replace the need for extensive documentation (which the poor often lack) in many cases.
Although the IEEE 802.16j standard introduces a connection identifier (CID -based forwarding sCID -baseda tunnel-based forwarding scheme, these schemes exhibit poor performande when forwarding broadcast messages.
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00769457 In patients with advanced heart failure (HF), hospital admissions are frequently associated with poor survival and are often preceded by pulmonary congestion, due to pulmonary fluid accumulation.
As for older respondents, the lower matching success could be a result of poorer reporting with age or an effect of older generations not having accurate information on some of their identifiers such as date of birth.
