Sentence examples for both nomenclatures from inspiring English sources
However, until recently there were discrepancies between both nomenclatures.
SLC1 = Solute Carrier Family 1; EAAT = Excitatory Amino Acid Transporter; both nomenclatures originally describe the gene families in man.
The name of the sub-haplogroups is given according to both nomenclatures proposed by [ 11], namely the alphanumeric nomenclature (e.g. R1b1b2a2*) and the nomenclature based on the defining SNP mutation for the sub-haplogroup (e.g. R-P312*).
Approaches a complex subject from various scientific viewpoints bringing clarity to an area where there is confusion in both nomenclature and classification.
According to Lincolnshire's 2009 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report, the top employers in the city are: The village of Lincolnshire holds an annual summer festival, mirroring the more publicized and much larger Taste of Chicago in both nomenclature and intention.
Additional goals of the workshop included developing a research agenda, a consensus on standardization of both nomenclature and methodologies, and the technology transfer of methods.
Supplementary tables include gene IDs corresponding to both genomes nomenclatures.
The region's organization is so sprawling and its nomenclature both so confusing and repetitive that many people, if given the choice of a Volnay or a Vosne-Romanée, settle for a nice Bordeaux.
Under the rules of botanical nomenclature, both the Egyptian onion and Wakegi onion should be combined into one hybrid species, having the same parent species.
At this stage, sequence bioinformatics includes both a nomenclature system and a maintainable archive of sequences.
