Sentence examples for the only identifiable from inspiring English sources

Conventional stool cultures often fail to identify C. difficile and exposure to antibiotics may leave MRSA as the only identifiable pathogen.

*Miller's is the only identifiable voice on NBC's crew, so when others, like Maltbie, Gary Koch, Ed Sneed and Bob Murphy speak, name graphics should sometimes be used.

Both cities have special hospital wings for such victims, and the only identifiable bomb survivors are a few maimed or scarred persons who sell nuclear souvenirs to tourists.

This ethnic and cultural profiling is pretty much par for the animated film course, hence Jenifer Lewis, as a two-tone 1950's ride with big fins called Flo, provides the only identifiable "black" voice.

The only identifiable objects found in the wreckage, he wrote, in graphic detail, were the pilot's left hand and liver, and two blood-spattered but unbroken bottles of Coke.

Conclusion: The only identifiable woman in Bethesda's press conference was Emily Kaldwin, and while she made a strong showing it's unfortunate she has to share the limelight with her ageing father.

The typical LCH cell is replaced by pleomorphic tumor cells in the LCS, only identifiable by phenotype or ultrastructure.

The 2005 Doctor Who episode "The Christmas Invasion" featured the British Rocket Group, although the organisation was only identifiable by a logo not clearly seen on screen and never referred to in dialogue.

The process takes place without any overt morphological markings and consequently the word class is only identifiable when the word is seen in use and, for example, is inflected for plural as a noun or tense as a verb.

Every hospital's Institutional Review Board agreed to the study protocol, and patient confidentiality was protected by codifying the recorded information, making it only identifiable to the infection control team.

Every hospital's institutional review board agreed to the study protocol, and patient confidentiality was protected by codifying the recorded information, making it only identifiable to the ICT.