Sentence examples for commonly designated for from inspiring English sources

(Nov. 24), does not agree with the museum's curator, Sidra Stich, on many things except that "When World War II ended and Europe had to rise again from the ashes, Surrealism was over". A generation ago, American critics and curators agreed that Surrealism was over much earlier: 1939 was most commonly designated for its demise.

Besides BMSC and HSC, a plethora of other cell types is commonly designated as stem cells, although evidence for clonal in vivo organ formation without pre-induction is missing.

The species collected for SAMD9 genes fit into seven Eutheria orders, commonly designated as placental mammals, while the taxa collected for SAMD9L genes fit into eight placental orders.

The people of Africa living south of the Sahara dessert (in the region commonly designated Sub-Saharan Africa [SSA], also a casual synonym for Black Africa) are in the midst of an urbanization revolution.

This type of pneumonia occurs more frequently in patients submitted to mechanical ventilation for over 48 h, so it is commonly designated ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) [ 7].

Studies of neoplastic tissues have provided evidence for self-renewing, stem-like cells within tumors, commonly designated cancer stem cell (CSC -like CSC -likeo known as tumor-initiating cells (TICs).

These three quark types are now commonly designated as "up" (u), "down" (d), and "strange" (s).

For the same reason, many informal logicians now distinguish between two senses of "argument" which are commonly designated "argument-1" and "argument-2".

The remaining species within the Oryza are commonly designated as wild rices (Vaughan 1994).

The dispute over the photographs stemmed from confusion over the meaning of "uncontacted," as these groups are commonly designated.

These seven residues are commonly designated as (a-b-c-d-e-f-g).