His best-known work, Hypomnematismoi kai semeioseis gnomikai ("Personal Comments and Annotations"), commonly designated the "Philosophical and Historical Miscellany," is an encyclopaedic collection of tracts and essays on classical thought, history, and literature, comprising more than 80 Greek authors.
Official categories that were clearly racial were commonly designated "communities": the Indian community, the Coloured community, the white community, and the black community.
Based on the precision in read mapping determined a posteriori, reads within a ± 2-bp window were merged into the nucleotide position most commonly designated as the Ves insertion site.
The General Method resulted from an adaptation of a method present in Part 1-5 and Part 1-6 of Eurocode 3 that is commonly designated by the Overall Method, though it is not clear why this adaptation was performed.
All organisms possess an evolutionarily conserved, rapid cellular defense mechanism commonly designated as the heat shock (HS) response, which activates a variety of reactions in response to heat stress and a number of chemical stressors.
Crowded, commonly designated areas like the front gates of the park or at a bench next to a popular attraction are not good meeting spaces as they will be very crowded at all times of the day and relatively unsafe for a young child to be sitting at alone.
Much of the oldest poetry was recorded in the Codex Regius manuscript, which contains the Sæmundar Edda (c. 1270), commonly designated by scholars as the Poetic Edda, or Elder Edda (see Edda).
The second petrologic unit mainly consists of gneissic rocks commonly designated as diatexites of the Wiese-Wehra formation.
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.
These variants, giving dominant alleles D, B, and C, respectively (commonly designated collectively as O; the wild-type is designated as A), lead to disruption of the collagen domain structure.
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.
