Sentence examples for designation based on from inspiring English sources
There are three methods for SNP calling for the Illumina Infinium array: relative to the reference (also known as customer), the design (also known as Illumina) or the TOP strand (a designation based on the polymorphism itself and its flanking sequence).
For each of the five consensus trees, prior information on variety group designation (based on SSR or isozyme classification) was used to define assignment to one of the five groups – indica, aus/boro, basmati/sadri, japonica (tropical or temperate).
She had been declared a middle-grade moron — a technical designation, based on I.Q., that placed her relatively high on the intelligence scale, above the "idiot" and "imbecile" classifications and just below normal.
One suggestion that was not adopted, however, was to award universities an excellence designation based on their past achievements alone, instead of promises made in a time-consuming application process.
Is the evangelical designation based on beliefs, pronouncements, personal declarations of faith, denominations, or, of most interest to politicians, a willingness to vote for a candidate based on their beliefs and values?
They didn't buy the argument that common usage has stripped the term of its demeaning connotations: "The recognition that this racial designation based on skin color is disparaging to Native Americans," wrote patent judge Karen Kuhlke for the majority, "is also demonstrated by the near complete drop-off in usage of 'redskins' as a reference to Native Americans beginning in the 1960s".
For general descriptive purposes, soil horizons are commonly given abbreviated designations based on their location in the soil profile and on their composition.
To provide nomenclature that is useful for epidemiologic studies corrected "genus group" designations based on previous naming and phylogenetic reconstruction were provided.
