Sentence examples for reducing identity from inspiring English sources

Additionally, being a "nonsmoker who smokes when drinking" could become part of a smoker's self-definition; thus, maintaining a dual identity as smoker and nonsmoker and ultimately reducing identity conflicts.

Indeed, although exon 7 is spectacularly highly conserved (97% identical between human and elephant), it has incurred four murid-specific subsitutions (vertical arrows in Figure 2C, cyan boxes in Additional file 3), reducing identity to only 92% between human and mouse.

We could simultaneously reduce identity theft and make life tougher for terrorists.

Proposed legislation in Congress seeks to reduce identity theft by eliminating distribution of Social Security numbers.

Classifying people by race would also encourage discrimination, not prevent it, and reduce identity to "criteria from another era, that of colonial France, or Vichy".

Teenagers may also be out of luck, since facial recognition (now used by D.M.V.'s in four states) is expected to greatly reduce identity fraud and with it a kid's ability to procure a fake ID by posing as an older sibling.

The digital licence is designed to significantly improve security for over three million of the state's licence holders, streamline administration of the licensing system and reduce identity fraud.

CRaNHR shares only aggregated data (cell size >5) with NOSM personnel or other stakeholders and researchers, and follows other Statistics Canada guidelines to reduce identity, attribute or residual disclosure.

While individual enzymes within each group (AAADs, SDCs, and GDCs) maintain high identity (typically greater than 50%), enzymes between these related groups maintain significantly reduced identity (typically lower than 15%).

While individual enzymes within each group (AAADs and SDCs) retain high sequence identity (typically greater than 50%), enzymes between these related groups maintain significantly reduced identity (typically lower than 15%).

Likewise, future help-seeking interventions may benefit from incorporating mechanisms intended to reduce identity conflict, such as those that can support individuals to continue to pursue valued goals and maintain a positive identity alongside seeking treatment.