Sentence examples for designated not from inspiring English sources

Clients will be designated NOT if the RCI is smaller than 1.96 (i.e. not showing statistically significant improvement).

The remainder of India is designated, not altogether accurately, as either the Deccan plateau or peninsular India.

Districts will be designated not only for particular types of uses but also for height and density control.

The surcharge was raised by 50 cents a month, to $1.20, but the additional money was designated not for the 911 system but for the state's general fund.

A company spokesman, Mike Michels, said the money could be used only for programs Toyota had designated, not funneled to legal action.

"Since  2013, Google  funding  is specifically designated not [to] be used for  CIS's  privacy work," the university said in the court filing, found by ProPublica in documents filed in an unrelated lawsuit.

Of the 144 MB specimens, 33 were designated "not-amenable" for analysis to indicate that in the opinion of the grading neuropathologist, that either the IHC staining or the tissue integrity on the TMA was not of suitable quality to confidently grade the staining.

* Age of 24 patients were not available in SEWA While all of the admissions at ACCORD were in the designated not-for-profit institution, the ASHWINI hospital; at SEWA the majority of admissions were in private-for-profit institutions (Table 2).

This, Mr. Pastoureau explains, was "a particularly pejorative expression as barres, in old French, designates not only stripes but also the various marks of illegitimacy".

The term "supernatural" has been used in Roman Catholic theology since the 17th century to designate not only revelation but other aspects of divine work in the world.

The proliferation of strong and broad foundational patents, designating not only one technological application but encompassing a range of claims, is therefore thought to impede the entire research community's range of action (Salazar et al.[2000]).[2000]