Sentence examples for sole identification of from inspiring English sources

The sole identification of Charles Felix had lain there for 146 years, hidden in this single sentence: "It is understood that 'Velvet Lawn,' by Charles Felix, the new novel announced by Messrs. Saunders, Otley & Co., is by Mr. Charles Warren Adams, now the sole representative of that firm".

This holds true for the disordered variations, whatever the CSD ab size, so the sole identification of these features cannot be used to distinguish between tobermorite and jennite.

Besides the page-long change-of-name appeal, the sole identification required is a certified copy of the petitioner's birth certificate.

Sequence analysis of normalized libraries for Senegalese sole allowed the identification of 31 out of 32 40subunitit RPs (only RPS28 was absent).

They were only shown a plastic bag that was already open, which contained the bone fragments that eventually yielded the sole positive DNA identification of an Ayotzinapa student.

Therefore, for the sole purpose of identification of segments with lesions in the Bull's eye plots of the LV, the use of any of these MAP algorithms would be acceptable but the anatomical information would not introduce any significant improvement in lesion detection.

It should be noted, that the level of induction per se cannot be considered as the sole criterion for identification of potential regulators.

This initial set of genes formed the sole basis for identification of a wider range of grain filling related genes with diverse functions, over-represented cis acting regulatory elements, and associated transcription factors.

Comparative analysis between soles allowed for the identification of orthologs, new genes and molecular markers.

The identification of a sole location was also, he suggested, driven by cost efficiency.

The Rhodamine B plate assay has been widely used in the past by many researchers as the sole screening method for the identification of lipase producing microorganisms from various environmental samples [ 31], including extreme environments such as hot springs and soda lakes [ 32– 32].