Sentence examples for names of structures from inspiring English sources

Please note that this list contained only the names of structures and the structural characteristics and processes to be considered.

Some results of the factor analysis by the principal component method are shown as Table SI6-Table SI8, and finally, the names of structures for Cramer's steroid database and their corresponding values for the binding affinity to the corticosteroid-binding globulin (CBG) is in Table SI9.

Coutts were fined by the US Department of Justice at the end of 2015 because they "aided and assisted certain US clients with undeclared accounts at Coutts to evade their income taxes by placing their assets in the names of structures formed, maintained and managed by various subsidiary trust companies of Coutts".

In marked contrast to the other basic sciences, physiology in particular, anatomy was perceived as learning the names of structures without any attention to how structures were related to clinical signs and symptoms.

These candidates on the surface had both qualities and entities but were descriptive names of structures; (iv) Disorder not phenotypes, e.g. recurrent staphylococcal and candidal skin infections; (v) Coordinate phrase containing a phenotype, e.g. detecting and treating abnormal blood sugars.

Names in parentheses e.g. (Ct_NoH) are names of data structures in the code.

It is likely that the students spent the learning task rote-learning the names of the structures (surface approach), and did not engage in a deep approach by for example trying to understand how the anatomical content could explain signs and symptoms described in the paper-patient case of each station.

However, we consider the conversion of chemical names to structures a task of its own, more closely related to the cheminformatics domain.

Another approach within algorithmic cheminformatics that is closely related to the hierarchical classification of entities within the chemical domain is that of computing systematic names for structures and structures from names.

We figured the other thing to realise is that a lot of people say 'can you give us the chemical names of all these structures?' The vast majority of these structures were not published on, or at least we don't know that they were published on: no one ever bothered to name it, there's certainly not a trivial name.

Our naming of secondary structures in Figure 6 follows the convention that MRP-features are named after putatively homologous P-RNA features [ 25, 49].