Sentence examples for by abbreviations from inspiring English sources

Oncogenes, as with all other genes, are often designated by abbreviations (e.g., MYC and RAS).

Volumes are represented by abbreviations that use a portion of the model name (e.g. Exp = Exponential, PL = Power Law) and Vm, Vt, or Vs to represent the control volume it was compared against (Additional file 1: Table S1).

Organisms are represented by abbreviations: Aq =  Amphimedon queenslandica, Ta =  Trichoplax adhaerens, Nv =  Nematostella vectensis, Lg =  Lottia gigantea, Ct =  Capitella teleta, Bf =  Branchiostoma floridae.

The labels of the same type, which do not form a sequence, are then removed, as these could be errors introduced by abbreviations.

Fourth, food stores, restaurants, and other food sources are identified to Forum visitors only by abbreviations, which may not be specific to particular establishments.

However, some well-known shrimp gene names known by abbreviations such as PmRab7, may not be present as such in description lines of GenBank full-length cDNA or protein records but instead be written in full, i.e., "Penaeus monodon Rab7".

I don't buy "outrageous," but "distortion" works for me -- specifically, the common newspaper crime of distortion by abbreviation.

I tripped over the long, unpronounceable Latin names – the likes of Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron or Algoriphagus machipongonensis – even though they are quickly neutered by abbreviation.

Bess's story shouldn't be diminished by abbreviation, but suffice to say that he was a lifelong outsider who had great influence at the heart of the 20th-century art world, and he remains both underappreciated and a hero to artists today.

In addition, a new method of nomenclature is proposed to clearly identify the structure of cycles by abbreviation.

However, expanded forms extracted by abbreviation recognition are mixtures of concepts/senses and their term variations.