accession number

The accession number should be current, no more than 2 years old.

"How soon can I get their names and accession numbers?"

In these library databases the major key is often an accession number.

At that point, it became a part of the permanent collection and was given the accession number 2003.171.

The clone positions and accession numbers are given in Figure 2.

Also, entering incorrect accession numbers may give this same message.

Every book title was recorded in a ledger and given an accession number.

Their positions on chromosomes, accession numbers and names are given in Table 1.

"It should be straightforward," Laurie said as she checked the accession number and name.

The accession number should be provided for inclusion in the published article."

A month allows us time to provide an acknowledgement of receipt which will include the report's accession number.

Primer sequences and gene accession numbers are listed in Table 1.

It became an official part of the museum's collection in 1983 per Sarah's bequest, and was given the accession number 1983.66.

Be sure to give the accession number of the sequence to be updated in the subject line.

This accession number is a stable and unique identifier for that submission.

I wrote them down with their accession numbers."

The accession number in the Manuscripts Collection is 148.

Image data generated as a response to the order usually contain the accession number, making it possible to link images with orders.

The accession number of the manuscript is cat.

She typed in the accession numbers of the two cases, learning that neither had been signed out as of yet.

"Accession numbers to database entries are routinely used for data retrieval.

"I'd like to get their hospital charts, and the sooner I get the accession numbers to one of our investigators, the better."

Gallery and has the accession number 40.252.

The Seasons were among these and were assigned the accession numbers listed above in the description.

An accession number is often given, and often the accession date.