Sentence examples for and should be designated from inspiring English sources

hTSH2B is the human ortholog of TH2B in rodents [ 31] and should be designated by the same name.

Hence, we propose that N16 and N17 should be designated as C7 and C6 respectively.

I show how these arguments appealed to politicians, funding bodies and patient groups, who agreed that dementia was a distinct disease and claimed research on its causes and prevention should be designated 'top priority'.

Newman's whistleblowing was defended by lawyer Julian Burnside as vital insights into secret access and clearly should be designated as in the public interest.

Years before his death, when James Enyeart, then director of the Center for Creative Photography in Tucson, invited him to come out and determine which of the photographic prints he'd deposited in the archive could be exhibited and which should be designated as study prints, Mr. Winogrand's response was characteristically blunt: "You know the difference, don't you?

Actually none of plant features, including DNA sequences, morphology, anatomy, and ontogeny, should be designated as the only criterion used to evaluate any specific botanical question.

In a report published in June, the Home Affairs Select Committee recommended that one existing courtroom in each region of England and Wales should be designated as the preferred court for the most serious child sexual exploitation cases.

This issue should be designated in designing an adhesive joint.