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Current Protocols in Immunology, 1995
AbstractProper identification of animals is crucial in research, whether the animals are being used as experimental subjects, for breeding purposes, or as a source for tissues, cells, or fluids. This unit provides specific protocols for the ear punch (notch) and ear tag methods for mouse, rat and hamster; tattoos for mouse, rat and rabbit; and the ...
John, Donovan, Patricia, Brown
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AbstractProper identification of animals is crucial in research, whether the animals are being used as experimental subjects, for breeding purposes, or as a source for tissues, cells, or fluids. This unit provides specific protocols for the ear punch (notch) and ear tag methods for mouse, rat and hamster; tattoos for mouse, rat and rabbit; and the ...
John, Donovan, Patricia, Brown
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Mathematical Biosciences, 1981
Abstract A direct method of deciding whether or not the unknown parameters of a dynamical system can be determined uniquely from an input-output experiment is presented. The method relies on the fact that a completely controllable and completely observable system is parameter identifiable if and only if it is not algebraically equivalent to any other
Travis, C. C., Haddock, Glen
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Abstract A direct method of deciding whether or not the unknown parameters of a dynamical system can be determined uniquely from an input-output experiment is presented. The method relies on the fact that a completely controllable and completely observable system is parameter identifiable if and only if it is not algebraically equivalent to any other
Travis, C. C., Haddock, Glen
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Polar Record, 1965
During the past 200 years, few informed persons have doubted that abouta.d. 1000 the Norse attempted to colonize a part of the New World that theycalled Vinland. But the location of Vinland and the meaning of the word itself have long been subjects of dispute among scholars, and the lack of incontrovertible evidence of Norse occupation has permitted a ...
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During the past 200 years, few informed persons have doubted that abouta.d. 1000 the Norse attempted to colonize a part of the New World that theycalled Vinland. But the location of Vinland and the meaning of the word itself have long been subjects of dispute among scholars, and the lack of incontrovertible evidence of Norse occupation has permitted a ...
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Secure de-identification and re-identification.
AMIA ... Annual Symposium proceedings. AMIA Symposium, 2004Today's healthcare organizations have both an ethical and legal responsibility for protecting patient privacy. However, the HIPAA privacy rule allows for the release of de-identified patient data for certain purposes. Secure encryption technology can be used to encrypt patient identified data so only the owners of the original data can re-identify the ...
William Landi, R. Bharat Rao
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On Identification by Probability
Journal of the Forensic Science Society, 1986Abstract This paper considers the use of probability in identifying the source (such as a victim, criminal, or object) of some physical evidence (such as a bloodstain). It is common to use the probability that the characteristics observed in the evidence would occur at random; however, this is misleading because the number of possible sources of the ...
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Anthropologischer Anzeiger, 1997
The presence of the protostylid was determined on 942 extracted lower molars of recent Slovenians. Dental casts of 32 extracted molars exhibiting a protostylid pit were obtained from alginate as well as from silicone impressions. The quality of the reproduction of protostylid pits was determined and the identification of these on dental casts was ...
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The presence of the protostylid was determined on 942 extracted lower molars of recent Slovenians. Dental casts of 32 extracted molars exhibiting a protostylid pit were obtained from alginate as well as from silicone impressions. The quality of the reproduction of protostylid pits was determined and the identification of these on dental casts was ...
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Journal of the Forensic Science Society, 1982
Abstract A review is given of the importance of knot identification in crime investigation. After a brief account of the history of knots and knot-tiers, the investigation of knots at crime scenes is described and a classification based on number of crossing points presented.
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Abstract A review is given of the importance of knot identification in crime investigation. After a brief account of the history of knots and knot-tiers, the investigation of knots at crime scenes is described and a classification based on number of crossing points presented.
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Identification device, identification method, and identification program
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