In order to avoid compromising the identities of the victims, we will continue to resist efforts to further break down the numbers we have provided into categories that might render them identifiable.
For small transactions, that leaves anonymity largely intact, although there remains a risk that a particular pattern of transactions may render users identifiable; and if someone posts their address publicly, they are no longer anonymous.
One side of each card its front, or face is marked so as to render it identifiable and distinguishable from its fellows, while the back, or reverse, is either blank or bears a pattern common to all.
For the noise-free (deterministic) case, the major effects of additional parameter knowledge are to narrow the bounds of rate constants that remain unidentifiable, as well as to possibly render others identifiable.
Information from the study that could render individuals identifiable in any way has not been included in published results.
Like lanthipeptides, thiopeptides are RiPPs, and the biosynthetic genes responsible for their production are often clustered, rendering them identifiable by sequence similarity searching.
Each subject was individually marked with a black Nyanzol-D stain on its back to render it identifiable under video surveillance.
Although quotes from tweets would serve to illustrate and potentially increase plausibility of the results, in a small sample in a specialized field where participants and readers might be known to one another providing quotes in addition to other data could render participants identifiable [ 27].
Fixing one of these fractions (e.g., FI) rendered the model identifiable, whereas FS was identifiable as its corresponding volume term V3 was already fixed in the model.
While Turing remains enticingly unreadable, his coterie of friends and colleagues is rendered in immediately identifiable vignettes, precisely cast, efficiently played.
