Sentence examples for date of description from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, a well-formed taxonomic name includes a proper name and a four-digit number, which represent the taxonomic authorship and date of description.

The four main diseases by date of description and frequency are: FMF, mevalonate kinase deficiency (MKD), tumour necrosis factor receptor-associated periodic syndrome (TRAPS) and cryopyrin-associated periodic syndromes (CAPS).

Authority and date of species description, or reference to first report in literature if species is undescribed.

To ensure that timelines could be kept, minimum information for initial reporting was required as defined by ICH GCP; this included subject identity, the reporter, time of vaccination, date, and description of event with preliminary assessment of severity and causality.

Cape lobsters are elusive and rare, with only fourteen specimens having been collected between 1792 (the date of its first description) and 1992.

A reported event gives the date of occurrence and description of the event.

Micro-chipping databases are a further potential source of information as they contain information including: owner or keeper's full name; two telephone numbers; address and postcode; breed; sex; year or date of birth; colour; description or identifying marks; and significant medical problems or medication required [ 28].

Metadata is usually supplied by the creator of the content and might include a title, location, date or description of objects and people in the file.

To date, detailed description of individual microbe performance in MFCs has been limited to a surprisingly small number of organisms [25].

To date, the description of miRNA editing from deep sequencing in a developmental context has only been described in vitro [45]; our current study is the first to analyze editing in the in vivo context of pubertal spermatogenesis, preceding the high degree of editing described in the adult testis.

To date the description of functional tat secretion systems has been limited to bacterial plant pathogens, but there is evidence for the conservation of a component gene of the tat secretion system being present in P. infestans (tat-C; GenBank 9695398) [ 71].