Sentence examples for sufficient identifiers from inspiring English sources

Of the 20 749 persons diagnosed with HCV with sufficient identifiers for record linkage, 20 720 met this 1-year constraint.

It is possible that, if sufficient identifiers had been available, at least some of MRU-positive cases that did not link to HES might have linked to these HESonly cases.

The remaining 840 (16 %) MRU-confirmed cases did not have sufficient identifiers for successful linkage, had non-specific infection-related ICD10 codes in HES, or died prior to hospital admission – either in the Emergency Department or outside hospital (e.g. at home).

Indeed, a suspect's DNA profile in this narrow band of cases should be a sufficient identifier for a prosecutor to obtain a "John Doe" warrant -- the novel approach taken by a Milwaukee prosecutor last fall and by Manhattan prosecutors last week to prevent the prosecution deadline in rape cases from expiring.

Reports without sufficient patient identifiers or reports of events which occurred in 2003 but were reported in 2004 were non-eligible for matching.

In particular, AuxInfo contains mapping of canonical numbers on original atom numbers, information on detected constitutional equivalence of atoms and mobile H groups, stereo of the inverted structure, and reversibility information that is sufficient to recalculate the Identifier and, in case of input from a Molfile, reconstruct the Molfile (except the order of the bonds).

A tab-delimited file might be sufficient, listing protein unique identifier, species, toxin/antitoxin protein family, COG family id (which I expect not to be exactly synonymous), and partner protein id.

Documents created between 04/01/2008 and 3/31/2009 and containing more than 500 words (to ensure sufficient textual content and PHI identifiers) were included.

A Temp ID uniquely identifies a patient for the duration of a user session and is implemented as a hash value or a universally unique identifier (UUID) of sufficient length to prevent brute-force attacks.

Gait and other biometric identifiers do not appear sufficient to watchlist someone.

Relying one one or more equivalent identifiers is clearly not sufficient and the paper correctly indicates that metadata may be inconsistent.