Sentence examples for designations line from inspiring English sources

From this we used male and female mice from two selection lines (lab designations line 7 and line 8) and one control line (line 2).

eNumbers inside parentheses in designation lines show possible score ranges.

The old tradition of flogging 220 different combinations of A.M.D. chips has been traded in and replaced with three categories of PCs: See, Share and Create systems (the designations roughly line up with "good," better" and "best").

As this was the original design for ALFs, many references use only the designation "atomic line filter" to describe specifically the absorption-re-emission construction.

Though the collection was referred to as "plus size," she took issue with that designation and with the fashion industry's dictate that sizes 14 and above (a category that encompassed about 70 percent of American women) required special designation; her line included sizes 4 28.

We selected five allosyndetic recombinants (0406, 0696, 0717, 0744, and 0797) as breeding lines and assigned RWG (RWG 35−RWG 39) designations for each line (Table S3).

In other words, more than 40% of these designations came on line in just the last year.

Laboratory names and line designations of the transgenic mice used.

Summary of line designations, generations and parental lines for the seven plant germplasm types utilized in this study.

Kprl3 was mapped at 50% genome wide significance (i.e. in 50% of genome scans with permuted CC line designations the genome-wide maximum logP was less than that observed at Kprl3), to a 50% interval of 5.85 Mb and a 95% interval of 18.06 Mb.

In recognition that transgene names and laboratory line designations can be complicated we have adopted a strategy of simplified naming for the mice used in this study in which the name includes information on the transgene vector, the type of Aβ that is deposited, and any co-injected genes (see Additional file 1: Table S1 and Results).