Sentence examples for known refers from inspiring English sources

Inversions were scored following Toure (1998) and are referred to following standard convention; the '+' symbol followed by the letter by which the inversion is known refers to the standard arrangement (e.g., 2R+ b), whereas the inverted arrangement is indicated by the letter alone (e.g., 2Rb).

"Known" refers to organisms with annotated rnpB genes, whereas "unknown" refers to organisms with no annotated rnpB genes.

A spokesman for the Chinese government, Hu Ping, said today that Beijing's "position is well known," referring to the trade pact it signed with the European Union in May 2000.

The number of SNPs with known (referred to as typed) genotypes in the test sample was determined by the marker density, and these SNPs were selected to be approximately equally spaced.

Novel and known refer to the different classes of miRNAs.

The information from these model organisms can be mapped to newly sequenced organisms about which less is known, referred to as non-model organisms.

But a capitalized Event, as Cunningham watchers know, refers to a specific format.

The catch: the other gadget has to be D.L.N.A.-certified, which you're supposed to know refers to an industry compatibility standard.

Augmented Reality — or "AR" for those "in the know" — refers to a display in which simulated imagery or graphics are superimposed onto a view of the real world.

No one we know refers to it by that name.

The term urf, meaning "to know", refers to the customs and practices of a given society.