Sentence examples for resist identification from inspiring English sources

Hospital Food Blog Known only as "Traction Man", this blogger is fast proving that hospital food can be interesting - if only because of its alarming capacity to resist identification.

In the same way, Europeans will resist identification as East and West from now on; with no simplifying Iron Curtain, even the East-West relationship is getting muddied up.

BAQA AL-GHARBIYEH, Israel - Dr. Ahmed Tibi waved to supporters as his car moved slowly down the main road of this Arab town, past carpet shops, vegetable stands and billboards that call him "a son of the village," unmistakable code for Arabs who are citizens but resist identification with Israel or Zionism.

Counting unique values results in the actual number of persons and locations mentioned in the text with great precision (there are a few "unknown" names which resist identification).

Will two recently posted UFO videos on YouTube fall within that rule, or will they end up in the category of the small percent of UFOs that resist identification?

Though he was associated with prominent figures of the American right he once hosted Sen. Joseph McCarthy at his home and was short-listed among George C. Wallace's potential vice presidential running mates in 1968 Harvey resisted identification with any ideology but his own.

TRIB1 resisted identification in all previous GWAS studies of HDL-C, and was only recently reported for the first time in a meta-analysis of over 100,000 samples[62].

By using a novel approach which censors data based on relevant co-morbidities and lipid modifying medications to construct a more rigorous HDL-C phenotype, we identified an association between HDL-C and TRIB1, a gene which previously resisted identification in studies with larger sample sizes.

The molecules that are responsible for mediating and regulating the transbilayer transport of PS required for recognition of apoptotic cells (among other functions) have resisted identification, and the possibility that ABCA1 is one of those molecules was an important potential implication of this unifying idea.

The fraction of mitochondrial proteomes resisting identification by large-scale approaches tends to contain proteins that are expressed in low concentrations or only under certain conditions [ 42] as well as hydrophobic, small and/or highly basic proteins [ 41] with isoelectric points (pI) above 8.

It's to help expand our thinking, then, that many of the animals here resist easy identification.