Sentence examples for being called as from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, although fewer regions are called at lower coverage levels, at each stage we do not see many new regions being called as might be expected.

Thus, the importance of generating finished sequence rather than draft sequence cannot be over-emphasized, as errors in the genomic assembly, which arise from draft sequence can lead to false variants being called as well as miss-assemblies and missing sequence.

Formal statements were given; lawyers were hired; I was in danger of being called as a witness.

"The Third Army," a title Mr. Sutton said has many levels though it is not easy to explain militarily, is being called as a "global political thriller".

Mr. Kerik was transported from the federal prison in Maryland where he was serving his sentence to a federal prison in Manhattan in the anticipation of his being called as a witness, against his will, by Bronx prosecutors.

When he asked to speak on Thursday, General Ríos Montt made use of a right under Guatemalan law to address the court without being called as a witness, so he was not cross-examined.

A referendum could then be called as early as autumn 2002.

The same authentication framework is called as was called before.

It is called as, superconducting contactless power transfer (SUCPT) system.

Therefore, these partitioning systems are called as static.

(The election could be called as early as 3 May).