Sentence examples for designation represents from inspiring English sources

The United States Endangered Species Act candidate species designation represents an opportunity to implement proactive management to avoid future listing.

The number at the end of a mix designation represents the percentage of FNS in fine aggregate.

Although not full FDA approval -- its maker still must demonstrate the efficacy of the drug in clinical trials -- the orphan drug designation represents a tremendous step forward for cannabis-based medicine.

The monument's designation represents a significant moment in which we can see how effectively our community can engage in protecting public lands -- as well as the ways we enjoy them.

The Dblc2 designation represents a fuller description: double C2 domain protein.

Mr. Margolis asserted that the additional 600 acres that received tentative wetlands designation represent at least 20percentt of Staten Island's vacant land.

Notably, despite this remote split, Ashkenazi and non-Ashkenazi communities share two designations representing the two Jewish priesthood lineages, Levite (Levi, in Hebrew) and Cohen, whose etymologies relate to the Biblical male ancestors Levi and Aaron14.

This corresponds to the period between 11 a.m. and noon as the time designations represent end-of-hour observations.

Numbers within the parentheses just right to the gene designations represent expected lengths of the PCR products.

For instance, selecting the single richest site within each of the 15 country designations represented in our data set culminated in the preservation of approximately the same proportion of species as a MPA network composed of the richest 15 sites regardless of jurisdiction (Figure 3).

The Pathema genes were labeled using the BTH_I and BTH_II locus tag designations representing chromosome I and II.