Sentence examples for to fully identify from inspiring English sources

The man, who spoke by phone and gave his surname as Gao, declined to fully identify himself.

"We are working very hard to fully identify the current problem with our systems and restore our systems as quickly as possible," he said.

As a member of this important body, Mr. Sachs has an obligation to fully identify his clients and his financial interests in this process.

Prior to Rouhani's visit to New York, local agencies said Khamenei had declared amnesty for 80 political prisoners, boosting the president's credibility but activists have been so far unable to fully identify them.

In its response, the immigration department said it was developing a risk management framework but it was "not possible... to be present with families in the community to fully identify all emerging risks".

Would the participants have made very different suggestions if all of the postings were not linked to e-mail addresses that allowed anyone to fully identify the writer by clicking on Blue Pages, I.B.M.'s internal personnel directory?

During that visit, two officers who he says refused to fully identify themselves stormed his house under false claims that a child had called 911 (there was no child in the house at the time).

He chastises Dr. Abdul Ahmed, head of a Long Island Muslim group, for failing to fully identify with America's interests: "As I said, you can talk about the Middle East some other time.

Technologies such as natural language processing (NLP) and text data mining applications such as those in the Statistical Analysis System (SAS) may be less effective when processing de-identified reports compared to fully identified reports.

De-identified reports will probably be less valuable for research compared to fully identified reports.

The distributed software also facilitates efficient access to fully identified patient information when needed for following up a potential event.