Sentence examples for primary identification from inspiring English sources

The card would require applicants to pass a written exam and driving test, but could not be used as a form of primary identification.

"My being a Democrat is an incidental fact, not the sort of primary identification I have," Phil Bredesen told me when I pointed that out in an interview.

The movie portrays Piñero as a proud, unapologetic outsider who resisted assimilation and whose primary identification throughout his life was with the poor, scuffling street culture in which he grew up.

One of the researchers was quoted as saying that, under the influence of the hallucinogen, "individuals transcend their primary identification with their bodies and experience ego-free states . . . and return with a new perspective and profound acceptance".

The musicologist Brigid Cohen, among others, has described Stravinsky as a "migrant cosmopolitan," whose primary identification was perhaps not always with Russia.

The primary identification and solution method worked within this age group is called "We Can Do," a method adapted for group work from E. F. Dubow's I Can Do individual problem solving model.

In 2016, it made more than 2,500 primary identifications – detections that have resulted in "a charge, caution, or other authorised clear-up", in police parlance – for crimes including first-degree murder.

The NOAO optical survey for ChaMPlane will be the deepest H-alpha survey of portions of the galactic plane, and will cover ~ 4 x the area of the enclosed Chandra ChaMPlane survey for which it will provide the primary identifications.

One of the primary identifications of forced oscillations goes back to 1966 [6].

We found ∼20% more proteins in both datasets than the primary identifications, and these proteins were enriched for functions in metabolism, translation and biosynthesis (P-value < 0.001) (Berriz et al., 2003).

The conserved hairpin structure in miRNA precursors was applied in two primary miRNA identification methods: directional cloning and computational identification [ 7, 8].