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Climate projections are mathematically easier because we can only identify changes in averaged weather in the far future.

How can we effectively investigate trafficking of guns when we can only identify the first retail buyer?

Like most sharks, the majority of the skeleton of Anisopleurodontis pricei was made up of cartilage; therefore we can only identify it from its teeth.

Instead, we can only identify a single mutually disjoint cover set that contains one cover.

Hence, with the MxFLS data we can only identify three groups of individuals: (i) Mestizos, (ii) Indigenous monolingual in Spanish, (iii) Indigenous who speak an Indigenous language.

One important limitation of our data is that we can only identify applications for SSDI of SIPP respondents who can be matched to administrative records.

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The approach that we are taking can only identify the proteins that share homology with known mammalian and yeast polyadenylation factors.

We acknowledge that a deficiency can only identify the region where one, or more, dosage sensitive loci may reside, and thus requires further analysis to determine the actual Su TPE).

I got in touch with the 23 year-old site admin in question, who I can only identify as Nick, and we talked about this financially devastating situation he's got himself into.

We recognize that sequence homology and expression data can only identify possible candidates that require further experimental verification.

But women can only identify their maternal haplogroup, unless they use a sample from a close male relative like a brother or father.

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