Sentence examples for designate open from inspiring English sources

Mr. Regula, a member of that group, was designated by both sides in the closing days of talks to try to designate open and closed areas, but his ideas were rejected.

Over 53.7% of the contigs were grouped into 14 GO categories while 27.5% of the contigs were designated "No Gene Ontology" and 4.2% were classified as "Hypothetical Protein", a term used to designate open reading frames predicted from the Arabidopsis or rice genomic DNA.

But Rosenfeld and City Planner Greg Smith said the project design and the designated open space have virtually eliminated that possibility.

She has been mentoring a student on the university's school mentoring programme, York Students In Schools, for the past five years after meeting her at a specially designated open day.

Guangzhou and Zhanjiang (on the Leizhou Peninsula in the southwest) were designated "open" coastal cities in the early 1980s and have become central to the planning of the province's economic future.

"[T]he sole issue which the case presents is, was it lawful under the Constitution of the United States (section 8, Article I) for the State of Connecticut to allow the killing of birds within the State during a designated open season, to allow such birds, when so killed, to be used, to be sold and to be bought for use within the State, and yet to forbid their transportation beyond the State?

He was referring to illegal crossing, while affirming that people would still be able to enter on trains through their designated open borders.

A national survey in 2010 found that even in villages designated open defecation free (ODF), up to 50%% of newly constructed latrines were not used [ 3].

Conservation was measured as the number of bases among the (up to) 1000 bp upstream of the ORF start site and (up to) 300 bp downstream of the designated open reading frame, that overlap with elements identified as being conserved in a seven species comparison (downloaded from the UCSC Genome Browser; most conserved track).

The human POLI gene encodes the pol ι protein consisting of 740 amino acids according to NCBI GenBank database (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genbank/), which has the additional N-terminal 25 residues to the formerly erroneously designated open-reading frame (ORF) amino acid sequence.

Member countries in two global standards bodies, the International Organization for Standardization, known as I.S.O., and the International Electrotechnical Commission, or I.E.C., both based in Geneva, have been casting votes since April on whether to designate Office Open XML as a global standard.