Increased lengths of the short-arm satellites and stalks of the acrocentric D and G group chromosomes (13, 14, 15, 21 and 22) are designated, for example, as 14ps+ and 13pstk+, while increased lengths of the short arms themselves are designated as p+ (e.g. 15p+) (Madon et al., 2005).
The scheme's detractors argued registering individuals when they applied for a designated document (for example, a passport) amounted to "compulsion by the back door".
Australia Post wants to charge customers extra to deliver letters within a designated time – for example the next day – while regular mail could take longer.
In the case of generic goods (any goods within a class rather than specifically designated goods; for example, 10 tons of coal), ownership cannot pass to the buyer until the seller has specified those goods which he intends to deliver (by transferring 10 tons of coal to a carrier for transportation to the buyer).
For example, a forest designated for timber harvest will yield financial benefits to logging companies at a cost to the public (e.g., through lost carbon storage) and other private interests (e.g., those interested in using the forest for ecotourism).
The feature allowed users to scroll through only those posts from one of their designated friend lists — for example, family, work colleagues, neighbors, industry peers and so on.
And there were a number of ritual expectations associated with being designated a Shufai (for example, people were expected to bow in my presence, I could no longer shake hands when greeting someone).
All other infections were designated community onset (for example, day-only dialysis related episodes were defined as community onset, as were infections with their onset in nursing homes).
Although the mean ranges of observations were similar to published data for diurnal variation, 4 5 6 greater than normal variability in our data was also designated as "stable"(for example, a swing of 80 mm Hg in systolic blood pressure).
You probably will not be allowed to make a ground fire except in designated fire rings; for example.
It is common, therefore, to designate both, as, for example, D- l -fructose or D- l -fructose i.e., both have a D- l -fructosen at the centre or asymmetry most remote from the alD- d -glucosen glucose) or keto enD- d -glucosee) of the molecule, but fructose is levorotatory anD- d -glucosedextrorotatory—hence the latter has been given the alternative name dextrose.e
