Sentence examples for would be identifiable from inspiring English sources

All private healthcare information would be identifiable.

(There is a tantalizing sense that many characters in the trilogy would be identifiable if one were better connected).

Phil Booth from medConfidential warned that patients' medical records would be identifiable unless they opted out of the scheme.

Monsieur I. accused the filmmaker, Michelangelo Antonioni, and his assistant director, Alain Cuny, of filming a story in which the girl would be identifiable.

"Family courts hear intimate personal details and even with anonymity imposed I think the particulars of cases would be identifiable certainly within their communities," she said.

Therein, of course, lies a paradox — the building had to be different enough from his other work to be economical, and similar enough to his other buildings so that it would be identifiable as being by Frank Gehry.

All interview participants were informed that they would not be identifiable and that confidentiality would be maintained.

They were assured that their responses would remain confidential, and that they would not be identifiable in study reports.

Health service managers signed voluntary informed consent and were assured that the results for their site would not be identifiable in any reports and that the assessment would have no effect on them from the government program.

A forensic expert determined that a fourth urn's remains would not be identifiable.

Other desirable last names would either be identifiable European noble names or names that sound noble because, for example, there's a "von" or "af" in front.