UFO

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unidentified | American Dictionary

unidentified
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ˌʌn·ɑɪˈdent·əˌfɑɪd/
(of a person or image of a person) whose name is not known:
The photo shows the two leaders shaking hands, with an unidentified woman behind them.

Examples of unidentified

unidentified
This type of targeted degradation may affect other, as yet unidentified proteins.
Other unidentified peaks in the chromatogram could correspond to non-proteinic amino acids.
These studies suggest that cytokines are markers of infection and possible brain damage, and may contribute to this brain damage via unidentified pathways.
The unidentified nematode larvae did not exhibit any relationship correlated with flounder length, with length groups infected to varying degrees (fig. 1b).
The presence of further, as yet unidentified, modular enhancers must therefore be invoked.
Risk managers identified a further 22.4% of incidents independently, leaving 54.6% of adverse events unidentified.
Unidentified cestode eggs were also recovered from 10.7% of samples examined.
An unidentified maternal influence also interacted with genotype.
This was a necessary method, but the effects of any artifacts it may have introduced are unidentified.
And third, modulation of disease expression is related to one or more unidentified environmental factors.
Time-course patterns of unidentified forms were similar to those of hydantoin forms.
Drop-out for unidentified reasons tends to be lower among women with the above characteristics.
Others includes embryos with unidentified and mixed multiple chromosomes.
An estimated 150 imprinted genes are as yet unidentified, and their roles not yet understood.
The chants are sung from an unidentified local variant edition.
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