Sentence examples for called accessory from inspiring English sources

One of the principal ailments to be analysed as part of the Labradome project will be a condition called accessory pathway disease, in which the heart short-circuits and beats faster and faster and which can lead to heart failure.

Interestingly, peculiar organelles, which are called accessory nuclei, have been found within the perinuclear cytoplasm of Ch. diaphanus vitellogenic oocytes.

Its genome possesses eight segments encoding 13 proteins (Jagger et al., 2012), out of which 8 are considered core proteins whereas the rest are called accessory proteins.

These mutations can in turn induce selection pressure for mutations that compensate for these effects (called accessory mutations; e.g. a mutation that restores the protein stability).

So called accessory enzymes such as xylanase might offer considerable potential to increase the overall performance of cellulase enzyme mixtures, while reducing the protein loading required to achieve effective hydrolysis of pretreated lignocellulosic substrates.

The first group, which comprised most of the genes with assigned functions, was named "core genome", and the second group, containing mostly short ORFs without assigned functions was called "accessory genome".

Kevin C. O'Malley, senior vice president, publisher and chief revenue officer of Elle, who also oversees Elle Accessories, called accessories "a great point of entry" for fashion marketers "to engage consumers, to bring them into a brand's fold".

The "authentic" subject, as Sartre will later explain in his Notebooks for an Ethics, will learn to live without an ego, whether transcendental or empirical, in the sense that the transcendental ego is superfluous and the empirical ego (of scientific psychology) is an object for consciousness when it reflects on itself in an objectifying act that he calls "accessory reflection".

Finally, as some of the IslandViewer methods rely on identifying typical architectural characteristics of GIs to call accessory regions, the input of randomly scaffolded contigs from the draft assemblies of PA99 and PA103 could conceivably have resulted in reduced sensitivity for identifying accessory elements.

This structure has been called the accessory calyx, but we have renamed it as the dorsal accessory calyx (dAC) to distinguish it from the ventral AC (vAC).

"When you facilitate that, and a murder or a felony occurs, you're called an accessory," he said.