Sentence examples for designations based on the from inspiring English sources

The findings in this study highlight the need for a common genotyping approach, as it is evident that the same groups of genetically related strains have been given multiple designations based on the use of different comparative genotyping methods.

Designations based on the contacts at the ends, rather than on the conformation of the edge dimer itself, may mislead the reader into thinking that there is some inherent asymmetry in the dimer, rather than an asymmetry in its bonding (which may or may not generate some longer-range asymmetry in its conformation).

When we applied the specific T-score designations based on the World Health Organization (WHO) criteria to the calcaneal QUS values, 36.5% of men had a T-score between -2.5 and -1.0, 11.7% had a T-score ≤ -2.5, whereas the percentages in women were 33.6% and 27.9%, respectively.

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).

We chose this designation based on the nomenclature proposed by Batzer et al. [ 38] in which younger subfamilies are assigned later letters of the alphabet.

The reports categorised as emergency medical calls were first assigned a Mechanism of Near-Miss or Injury (cause) and Nature of Injury (diagnosis) designation based on the International Classification of Disease 9 Clinical Modification Manual (ICD-9-CM).

The designations based on cloned human genes use the same format as the core histones, and their adoption for orthologs in other mammals offers the possibility of a unifying nomenclature for all histones.

For general descriptive purposes, soil horizons are commonly given abbreviated designations based on their location in the soil profile and on their composition.

Other areas have nicknames or popular designations based on abbreviations or mangling of the Māori name.

The laboratory manuals provided evidence that both courses were traditional, which aligned with designations based on student responses but did not align with the designation of "ambiguous" based on instructors' responses.

There was strong correspondence between the boundaries of barcode clusters and species designations based on morphology.