Sentence examples for a specific naming from inspiring English sources
A specific naming convention was established to uniquely identify each agl gene entry.
Note that to use Xpose, NONMEM needs to be instructed to output tables that adhere to a specific naming and structure (Supplementary Table S1 online, or the Xpose Web site).
It is not clear whether this means that police are looking for a specific, named individual, or simply someone fitting a description.
Fisa court orders typically direct the production of records pertaining to a specific named target who is suspected of being an agent of a terrorist group or foreign state, or a finite set of individually named targets.
Gershon countered saying, Congress can't "rely on the negative results of a congressional or executive report as a rationale to impose a broad, punitive funding ban on a specific, named organization".
A specific named doctor seems to lead to fewer critical and uninformed patients.
This study shows that having a specific named doctor generates continuity and patients experience better quality health care as a result.
The study questionnaire was an abbreviated version of the Ambulatory Care Experiences Survey (ACES) [ 28], a validated survey that measures patients' experiences with a specific, named physician and that physician's practice.
40 There has been some discussion both internationally and also in Finland about whether personal list systems with patients being allocated to a specific named doctor are desirable, and feasible, in a primary care setting.
The mentee group was treated similarly except that they were advised at the start of the study of the availability of a specific named mentor volunteer and encouraged to discuss papers individually with that reviewer either by phone or email.
This is generally because the terms contain a specific named entity neither in ChEBI nor in the GO itself, for instance 'eosinophil chemotaxis' or '1,4-lactonase activity', or are simply structurally unique in the GO, e.g. 'embryo implantation'.
