Sentence examples for possible identifications from inspiring English sources

At every time instance when the condition in (11) is satisfied, new possible identifications are added to the candidates.

Clicking on a results link (not shown) takes one to the list of possible identifications (Fig.  19C).

Our De Novo sequencing approach produces a set of possible identifications; we report the best match from the top 10 scored sequences.

Identification of metabolites in untargeted mass spectrometry-based metabolomics using retention time, mass, and fragmentation pattern information remains a challenge [ 8], and validation of possible identifications by comparison to commercially available chemical standards is only possible for a subset of cases [ 9].

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Government scientists are studying odortype as a possible identification tool in the war on terror.

The earliest possible identification of depression may open windows of opportunity for early emotion-developmental interventions.

When I tweeted the news this morning, Stephen J. Henstridge tweeted back with a possible identification of the species.

Even with the caveats, the possible identification of a virus involved in large bee die-offs is "exceptionally important," said May Berenbaum, who heads the entomology department at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, and was not involved in the study.

And in a set of actions that came as the culmination of all that he had learned from experience, he pulled bin Laden's beard left and right in order to get the best possible identification photo.

The city's police officers, meanwhile, serve myriad roles, none pleasant: some are lowered into the rubble to search for the living and the dead; others collect DNA samples from relatives of the missing for the possible identification of recovered body parts; still others join bucket brigades, where debris is removed pail by pail.