Sentence examples for In designation of from inspiring English sources

In designation of the I-CeuI fragments, the same letters were used to label homologous DNA segments in different Salmonella lineages.

To assure accuracy in designation of vital status, uncertain matches defined by a linkage weight less than 10 were manually examined and validated as true matches by visual inspection.

What we do know, however, is that the inconsistencies in designation of genes as positive or negative in their regulatory influence reflect uncertainties and context-dependent relationships in the field.

The differences in designation of core genes in the current study compared to previous studies can be attributed to numerous factors, including differences in the number of strains analyzed and differences in methodology for gene detection.

Implicit in designation of the well-plugged category is a common association of summit crater size 2.5 5 km with eruptions of VEI 6, repose periods in hundreds of years, wide pyroclastic aprons and, from Pinatubo, accumulation of a large mass of gas, far in excess of saturation, probably accumulated over centuries.

It is wrong to presume that diseases become more objectively defined entities once they receive a genetic basis since social and cultural values implicated in designations of health and disease can merely become incorporated at the level of the genome, in what counts as a normal or mutant gene.

In addition, the variation observed in BoNT protein sequences within the serotypes, except in type G, has resulted in designations of BoNT subtypes within a serotype (for example subtypes A1-A5 within BoNT/A).

At Mr. Babbitt's urging, Mr. Clinton first used the act in 1996 in his designation of the Grand Staircase Escalante Monument in Utah --a step that caught the state's governor by surprise.

An effort to clarify matters in July resulted in the designation of Skidmore as "design architect and project manager, leading a project team that will design the tower".

The strong interest in coastal resources has resulted in the designation of protected areas in which the extension of marine environments is in general relatively small or simply lacking [134].

Thus, the use of bioavailability-relevant measurements over bulk sediment levels may provide improved risk assessment that is valuable in decision making, in, e.g., designation of specific areas for remediation.