Sentence examples for for this reason named from inspiring English sources

In this paper an approach based on electrical analogy is presented, for this reason named CaRM (CApacity Resistance Model).

Artforms like painting and etching are for this reason named by Goodman "autographic" arts: "a work of art is autographic if and only if the distinction between original and forgery of it is significant; or better, if and only if even the most exact duplication of it does not thereby count as genuine" (1976, 113).

More than 10 years later, in 1966, he also defined the structure and composition of microbodies: the cellular districts in which hydrogen peroxide is endogenously produced to a high extent as a side effect of the reactions catalyzed by many oxidases involved in amino acid, purines and fatty acid metabolism, and for this reason named peroxisomes.

But part of the special lighting of childhood comes from how small the cast was; maybe for this reason, names seem nothing, relations everything.

For this reason, name statuses are not shared with the public, but are available to site administrators and data providers.

Initially investigators believed that interleukins were made chiefly by leukocytes (white blood cells) to act primarily on other leukocytes, and for this reason they named them interleukins, meaning "between leukocytes". Because leukocytes are involved in mounting immune responses, interleukins were thought to function only as modulators of immune functions.

For this reason we named these students the Disheartened.

For this reason, we named them "migrasomes".

For this reason, we named this QTL Rg-3 (a putative allele of Rg-2).

For this reason we named this domain PECACE (PEptidoglycan CArbohydrate Cleavage Enzyme).

Some CDPKs specifically interact with calcium sensor proteins CalcineurinB-like (CBLs) and for this reason are named CBL-interacting protein kinases (CIPKs).