Sentence examples for designated such that from inspiring English sources

The copy number and frequency categories were designated such that each category was comparably populated.

Therefore, they hypothesised that these carcinomas are dedifferentiating, and designated such lesions as poorly differentiated carcinoma, although this hypothesis has not been confirmed.

We designated such clusters as "unique".

Another "Rarity" — as the labels designate such pieces — is the black silk twill gown that Queen Victoria wore in a famous 1896 family photograph, reproduced here.

However, we realise that a fundamental difficulty here is in designating such an age.

Aristotle thinks everyone will agree that the terms "eudaimonia" ("happiness") and "eu zên" ("living well") designate such an end.

However, government agencies used different criteria for designating such jobs.

We designate such opposite-strand transcripts as Orlyos.

Ambulances are supposed to be located at designated locations such that in case of an emergency the patients can be reached in a time-efficient manner.

A sentence like (8) would then be read as something like: "Jack and Jill went up the hill and (there is an individual-concept c that "designates" Jill such that) Jack stands in the belief relation to the proposition consisting of c and the semantic value of 'went up first'".

The Willamette Valley has several geographic sub-appellations (such as Dundee Hills and Chehalem Mountains) that were designated as such because they, in theory, deliver pinots of different styles because of microclimate and soil variations.