Sentence examples for base designation from inspiring English sources

The acceptor scaffolds were based upon proteins with the Protein Data Base designation 1d3bb, 1lgya, 1ku2a and 1iwla respectively.

European carmakers, notably BMW and Mercedes-Benz, have based designations at least partly on engine displacement.

Because the handlike architectural analogy lacks functional insight, we use functionally based designations for the subdomains.

While the Dutch government was committed to base the designation of areas on scientific information on ecological values, Lindeboom and others (2005) explicitly took into account the spatial distribution of current and future human activities.

Trauma-center levels in the U.S. were based on designation by states or verification by the American College of Surgeons (MacKenzie et al. [2006]).

Experimental research carried out indicates to the suitability of the new concept based on designation of the points of optimal access to kitchen equipment and storage zones.

In 1828, Rene Lesson translated this term into Balaenoptera borealis, basing his designation partly on Cuvier's description of Rudolphi's specimen and partly on a 54-ft female that had stranded on the coast of France the previous year (this was later identified as a juvenile fin whale, Balaenoptera physalus).

Supporting information Table S3 includes the most recent Y-SNP based haplogroup designation tree used to assign the five typed samples to their haplogroups.

Unfortunately, her data have never been published, so we base our designations primarily on Holland & Ghiselin's scheme [ 4].

Bracketed clustering groups are based on designations at multiple phylogenetic levels within the Thaumarchaeota as proposed by Pester et al. (2012).

Unless stated, names assigned to eIF4E-family members were based on designations previously applied by investigators in the field of translational control.