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Meanings of clearly identifiable in English

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Usage of clearly identifiable in English
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The remaining C-terminal GFP fusions did not produce a clearly identifiable fluorescence signal.
Pubmed
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Finally your vehicle must be clearly identifiable as the offending vehicle.
The South African
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The real-life models for the book's locale are also clearly identifiable.
The Guardian
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Mostly, she wants dodgy clinics to be clearly identifiable, or shut down entirely.
News.com.au
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We had our cameras out, press badges on and were clearly identifiable as media.
The Guardian
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The end result of all this tended to be nonviable populations clearly identifiable as inbred.
Seveneves
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Perhaps one shared the surname you bear, or is part of a clearly identifiable historic group.
The Irish Times
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The people were clearly identifiable from the bacterial communities they'd transferred to their computer input devices.
Wired
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So four of the vessels sunk or attacked flew the American flag and were clearly identifiable.
The Fireside Chats of Franklin Delano Roosevelt / Radio Addresse...
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Ingredients are clearly identifiable and flavours crisply delineated.
The Guardian
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Journalists were clearly identifiable in the crowd.
Reuters
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Both Stephanie and the vitamins company have been told to ensure that all future adverts are clearly identifiable.
BBC
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They divided into clearly identifiable factions.
Surrender to the will of the night
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Magopeni said that the journalists were clearly identifiable and the protest peaceful yet disruptive to the flow of traffic.
The South African
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The Identikidz staffers are clearly identifiable in their orange T-shirts and beachgoers are urged to look out for them.
The South African
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He found it to be essentially a close-up of a man's genitalia, though his companion's face was clearly identifiable.
Timescape
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