Sentence examples for unidentified if from inspiring English sources
It is shown in this work that such a strategy can potentially induce major inconsistencies in terms of fluxes computations, which may remain unidentified if complimentary tests are not performed.
In addition to the three true major QTL mentioned above (M5, M10, M11), M14 would also remain unidentified if this criterion was used.
The classification rule "classify as brain primary if C 1 > 20, classify as other if C 1 < 18, leave unidentified if 18 ≤ C 1≤ 20" leaves only two samples out of 252 (<1%) as unclassified, and classifies correctly all other samples.
A substantial proportion of the 250×250 m squares that belong to the least favourable quintile in terms of socioeconomic deprivation and household crowding may remain unidentified if disadvantage is defined on the basis of the surrounding areas instead of the local area itself.
In a newspaper story, they would have been quoted or paraphrased, even if left unidentified; in a magazine story, practitioners argue, it's often enough for the author to assimilate contrary views and then make a judgment.
"A great many Al Qaeda operatives remain unidentified, or, if identified, have not been communicated sufficiently to other jurisdictions," the report finds.
Fashanu urged the public to demonstrate tolerance and acceptance towards the two unidentified players if they do come out as gay.
It is worth noting that in this framework, the probability of matching with a newly minted teacher from the school side, ({P_{k}^{0}}), is unidentified even if searching in this market were allowed.
An object in the sky just happens to be called unidentified, therefore if anyone sees such an object it does not necessarily follow that it is from outer space.
Thus, unless different genomic regions have similar patterns of recombination, the existence of unidentified recombinations, if any, should not largely affect our conclusions.
This is not another picture of the silken-haired Charles or one of his languid followers, but an intimate double portrait of the poet Thomas Killigrew with a close if unidentified companion.
