Sentence examples for reidentified in from inspiring English sources

Le Moustier 2 was lost soon after its 1914 excavation but was reidentified in 2002 after being found in a Dordogne museum.

The incidence of epilepsy was then calculated by dividing the number of incident cases by the person years of observation among cohort members (reidentified in the second survey).

Although the gene encoding a hydroxymethylbutenyl 4-diphosphate synthase (GRMZM2G137409) was not reidentified in either conditional analysis, a gene that encodes for a shikimate kinase (GRMZM2G070218) was newly detected when the three MLMM identified ZmVTE4 SNPs were included as covariates.

George Brandis will move to make it a criminal offence to publish or disseminate "reidentified" government datasets, in a move that digital rights groups say could criminalise important research and security work.

Thus far we have been assuming that the criterion of identity relevant to our practical concerns will answer to what Schechtman 1996 calls a reidentification question: What are the conditions under which a person at one point in time is properly reidentified at another point in time?

11 13 14 For example, a fixed disturbance value used for one study region possibly allows to reidentify participants in sparsely-populated subdistricts, because anonymised addresses may be located close to less than k residents.

A breakdown of the functional categories of all KEGG modules containing newly reidentified modules is summarized in Table 3. shows total number of the KEGG modules containing branched modules.

To gain a better appreciation of this resistance, we reidentified MCAC isolates collected in our microbiology laboratory, Timone Hospital, Marseilles, during the past 10 years and performed in vitro susceptibility testing and sequencing of the 23S rDNA, L4, and L22 genes.

In this study the fleas were reidentified by using morphologic criteria, stored in fresh 70% ethanol, and subsequently evaluated for the presence of rickettsial DNA.

In the combination phylogenetic trees based on BT2 and CAL, 23 strains in our study were reidentified to the species level according to the reference strains, which were analyzed in the Gilgado literature.

An alkaliphilic bacterium, strain C-125 (JCM9153), isolated in 1975, and was reidentified as B. halodurans based on 16S rDNA sequence DNA-DNA hybridization analysis.