Sentence examples for be given different names from inspiring English sources

Some believe that it is time for the two diseases to be given different names, yet others say that idea is divisive, and further stigmatizes those with type 2. All people with diabetes are impacted mentally, emotionally and physically by high and low blood sugars.

The startpoint and endpoint morphs were similarly shaped objects but would normally be given different names, e.g., bath-sink, bed-chair and horse-giraffe (see Table 1).

The topology and genetic distances (K2P distance = 8.1%) suggest that MOTUs 8 and 9 should be given different names.

In many sequences in databases such as GenBank, only the genes within cassettes, rather than whole cassettes, are annotated and the same gene/cassette may be given different names in different entries, hampering analysis.

Sequences that map back to the same genetic locus may actually be given different names and descriptions when they are deposited in public sequence databases; when such sequences are used in microarray construction, elements that monitor the same genetic locus may have different names and descriptions.

Equivalent genomic loci in different species can be given different names through separate genome annotation pipelines, and the community of researchers engaged in functional studies of the gene products, continue to supply yet more names relating to the particular functions they have studied (for example, see [ 15]).

[There's] a series of books I wrote a number of years ago, called Unlikely Exploits and the third book is told entirely in the present tense, the characters appear in earlier books – but you don't know that, because they're given different names – and it's not told in chronological order.

Since the 1960s, many other cutting and packing problems with the same logic and structure emerged but were given different names in the literature, such as cutting stock and trim-loss problems, bin packing, strip packing, knapsack problems, loading pallets, and loading containers (Faina 1999; Eshghi and Javanshir 2005).

Huntington's was given different names throughout this history as understanding of the disease changed.

They are given different names depending on their position along the wing.

Several supporting characters were given different names, including Candace's character, who in real life was named Lisa Lambert.