Sentence examples for expression designates from inspiring English sources

The many also count as one; what a plural referring expression designates is indeed just one one set or equally one class.

Alternatively, Kvanvig suggests, we may characterize Kp rigidly to say, 'there is an actual being x and actual time t such that it is known by x at t that p.' Since this expression designates rigidly (i.e., it makes reference to the actual world regardless of the modal context in which it appears), it may be substituted for p in the knowability principle.

MCF-7 cells were transfected with RPA1-specific RNAi to suppress RPA1 expression, designated as shRPA1.

Monocytes were discriminated by CD14 against side-scatter histogram, and CD38 expression designated as the geometric mean fluorescent intensity (GMFI) in the FL2 histogram.

Two lines with a relatively low Hand1-DD expression (designated DD2low and DD63low) developed heart hypertrophy at 2 months and the majority of these mice died at 4 5 months (Figure 1E and 1F).

Stable clones with high EGFR expression, designated as Tf-1 and Tf-2 were used in this study.

We have previously shown in normal tissues and tumours that cells arrested 'in cycle' can maintain MCM protein expression, designated as 'licensed' cells with proliferative potential (Stoeber et al, 2001; Dudderidge et al, 2005; Williams and Stoeber, 2007).

In this study, positive p16-protein expression (designated p16 determined via immunohistochemistry (IHC) was defined as strong and diffuse nuclear, cytoplasmic staining or both in at least 70% of tumor cells.

A major defect caused by overexpressing the BAF57 mutant lacking the N-terminal 133 aa is the dramatically impaired CD8 expression in early DP cells, which is found in the large thymocyte blasts lacking T-cell receptor (TCR), CD25 or CD44 expression (designated TCR-CD25-CD44-FShi TCR-CD25-CD44-FShi TCR-CD25-CD44-FShi TCR-CD25-CD44-FShi

Proper names designate (signify, denote, or refer to) singular objects, and functional expressions designate (signify, denote, or refer to) functions.

Minimizers, expressions designating a minimal amount or referring to an end point of a scale, are frequently employed for emphatic functions (Fauconnier 1975; Haspelmath 1997; Horn 1989; Israel 2011).