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Failure to identify ‘identifiable’ sounds

Applied Ergonomics, 1987
The identifiability of sounds used in the Meaningful Sounds Identification test was measured. Identifiability was quantified with a measure of identification uncertainty. Calculation of this measure involves sorting the identification responses into categories of similar causes.
James A. Ballas   +2 more
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Identifying sarcopenia

Current Opinion in Clinical Nutrition and Metabolic Care, 2012
The present review describes and discusses the currently available definitions for sarcopenia from consensus studies.Different sarcopenia definitions have been proposed in these last years. Six main approaches to an operative definition of sarcopenia have been identified.
Gabor, Abellan van Kan   +2 more
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Identifying code

Nursing Standard, 1987
A new bar code printing system for identifying specimens used in blood, urine and tissue analysis has been introduced by Kelgray Products Ltd.
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Identifying the True Party Identifiers

Party Politics, 2002
The paper reviews the evidence that the measure of party identification (or partisanship) routinely used in social surveys and national election studies is flawed due to the fact that it overestimates the number of party identifiers in any given sample.
David Sanders   +2 more
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IDENTIFYING HARMS

Bioethics, 2011
ABSTRACTMoral disagreements often revolve around the issue of harm to others. Identifying harms, however, is a contested enterprise. This paper provides a conceptual toolbox for identifying harms, and so possible wrongdoing, by drawing several distinctions.
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Identifying, and identifying with, Chaucer

2018
Paul Strohm, both a biographer of Chaucer and a Chaucerian literary critic, meditates on what Chaucer might come to mean for those engaged with his life and poetic works. In a personal reflection on writing about this medieval clerk and poet, Strohm explores the identification or transference that can occur during an intense study of an author ...
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