To address confusion that has arisen in the literature resulting from rather widespread use of differing trivial designations for this class of compounds, a unifying nomenclature system is recommended in which compounds containing the [N(O NO]− moiety are named as diazeniumdiolates.
Alongside the launch, Tumblr says it's also introducing new Community Guidelines that define how the Explicit and Sensitive designations differ.
Nurse training and professional designations differ substantially across countries and nurse workforce estimates may not be completely accurate or comparable across countries [ 17].
Human populations across the world differ in the designations of ancestral and derived alleles as major alleles for UC-associated colon cis -eQTL rs9847710.
Furthermore, the individual designation of QoL is rather flexible and inherently differing among people, which makes the common understanding of what is important for the QoL of a person with dementia a challenge for researchers and clinicians.
Sequence types (ST) are defined as a unique combination of MLST allele designations used in the MLST scheme, and clonal complexes (CC) are defined as groups of STs differing by only one housekeeping gene from other members of the group.
In a previous Huffington Post blog, I listed many reasons to agree with California's "Hellhole" designation, although my reasons differed from criteria developed by the Washington D.C. based American Tort Reform Association, known in D.C. as ATRA.
Thus, the designation for this region differs among studies, as some considered it part of the small or large intestine [ 1, 9, 10], and others distinguished it from the small and large intestine entirely [ 4, 17].
There was nearly complete agreement between the loggerhead DPSs and our RMU designations; the two schemes essentially differed only in how putative RMUs are handled [52] (Table 1).
In two cases where ACS verification and state designation were both present and differed on level of trauma center, the ACS specification was used.
