Sentence examples for explicitly designated in the from inspiring English sources
By protecting something it never explicitly designated in the first place, the commission has "completely overreached the scope of its lawful powers," the building owners said in a lawsuit filed last month in United States District Court in Manhattan.
All biological species including those of birds are represented by a holotype, the vast majority of which are full specimens (mostly skins) and in modern times explicitly designated in the original description of the taxon.
Alongside describing the donor as 'gift-giver', the majority of mothers explicitly designated the donor as 'present' in their family narratives as part of the story of where their child 'came from'.
In person submission, either to the instructor or to someone explicitly designated by the instructor, such as a teaching fellow or an administrative assistant, is always the best way to ensure that the work has been received.
Compared sample groups are explicitly designated only in Liverome and one other database (dbDEPC).
Second, the column titles for fold change should explicitly designate case and control sample groups, such as tumor/normal, poor survival group/good survival group, and invasive tumor/non-invasive tumor, in which the case group is designated in the numerator and the control group in the denominator.
The commonwealth-state agreements on healthcare explicitly designate the states as the "system managers" for public hospital services.
Unlike the PKK, the YPG is not explicitly designated as a terrorist group by the US and EU - this implies greater Western flexibility in dealing with the YPG than with the PKK.
Alternatively, students may be encouraged to develop such skills, sometimes in small groups, in an explicitly designated role.
"Imagine what would happen if we had more people of color in roles that are not explicitly designated for people of color?
