identifiable

Only the lower half of the body had been identifiable as human at all.

This was not the result of one single, identifiable cause.

Of that number 93 were identifiable and given back to families.

Finally, there was no identifiable public interest in this case.

There are no identifiable places where anyone is asked to give up anything.

The third movie was the least identifiable with events in any of the books.

But it is an easy way of making your property identifiable.

The target should be identifiable as part of the total work plan.

Each set should be identifiable from the other; different colors work well.

The Act covers any data about a living and identifiable individual.

An identifiable cause is discovered in only one third of cases.

He is identifiable by a green streak in his hair.

Most cases today are in families that do not have identifiable risk factors.

The public could come to terms with an identifiable problem which was now being fixed.

It remains identifiable as a type during the period of about 1350 to 1550.

They also obviously care about candidates who are quickly identifiable.

The emotions are also identifiable to people far from Texas.

However, language is no longer limited to easily identifiable areas.

For the families of more than 1,000 dead, no identifiable trace has ever been found.

There is also the pressure of being the most identifiable college football program in the country.

The easily identifiable staff members made her feel better about the trip, she said.

A line is an identifiable path created by a point moving in space.

He is one of few British politicians identifiable by his first name alone.

He wanted it to look neutral and not be identifiable as any particular city.

Only with every identifiable cancer cell standing would I begin.