Sentence examples for generally denominated from inspiring English sources

It is generally denominated as anemia of chronic disease (ACD), but the association with true ferropenic anemia is common.

And I think the fact that our foreign investments are generally denominated in currencies other than the dollar is also attractive — a good diversifying tool for the university.

During drying periods wetness is maintained in some confined regions and the corrosion product layer, generally denominated patinas, builds up and gets thicker.

The hemicellulosic fraction, generally denominated arabinoxylans (AX), has a particular heterogeneous nature, with extensive cross-linkages between ferulic acid and arabinose/xylose heteropolisaccharides.

Emerging market public-debt loads are generally manageable and denominated in local currencies.

Only six have issued public debt, and because it is unrated and often denominated in local currencies (not dollars), it generally isn't widely traded or held.

In general, PEST and TAD domains are both denominated PEST domain.

In particular, I would speculate that Americans paid more either because they neglected to notice that payments were denominated in pounds rather than dollars, or because they were not generally aware of the approximate level at which the dollar has recently traded against the pound.

In various plant species, members of the CCD enzyme family are denominated according to their sequence similarity to the Arabidopsis CCD family and are generally divided into two groups: four CCDs (CCD1, 4, 7, and 8) and five 9- cis-epoxycarotenoid dioxygenases (NCED 2, 3, 5, 6, and 9).

It is denominated Heritage Touring.

The bonds are denominated in 14 currencies.