Sentence examples for more designations from inspiring English sources

Lawsuits forced the FWS to make more designations last year, bleeding time and money from the listing of new species.

And we can push for more and more designations every year.

Some islands fall easily into groups, others are left hanging and are gathered into more arbitrary designations.

Instead of the "Doogie Howser Award," physicians are given more serious designations like "advocates," "mentors" or "founding experts".

Eschewing the lobbyist label in favor of more palatable designations — policy adviser, strategic counsel or government relations adviser are popular ones — is not new.

"And we're also close to acquiring more historic designations for this property," she said.

Of the remaining mtGenomes, those containing ten or more 'N' designations in the FASTA string were excluded because of insufficient sequence quality.

However, many of the individual groups described in this review have other, more common designations and no systematic revision of the nomenclature seems appropriate at this point.

Finally, almost all projects involve manual efforts to offer more precise designations to expert curators, and thus help avoid flawed research.

63% (1,541/2,433) of all clusters were labeled with one or more COG designations and mapped to one of four broad categories with 36% (552/1,541) labeled as metabolism, 24% (368/1,541) as cellular processing and signaling, 19% (296/1,541) as information storage and processing and the remaining 21% (325/1,541) were poorly characterized.

For CDSs where one of the annotations had a hypothetical protein designation for the product variable but the other annotation had a more meaningful designation for this same variable, the hypothetical protein designation was discarded.