Sentence examples for nomenclature mark from inspiring English sources
Even the most tainted presidencies have left a nomenclature mark.
The latest anatomical nomenclature marked the vessel as the distal medial striate artery [ 4].
Marker nomenclature followed published conventions (Nichols et al. 2003; Danzmann et al. 2008).
Marker nomenclature for SSRs and SNPs were maintained according to their original publications (see Molecular Markers subsection).
There meaning corresponds to their definition in the chemical nomenclature: R and S mark a stereogenic atom, D and L mark an atom to relate a chiral molecule to an enantiomer of glyceraldehyde, and E and Z distinguish cis/trans isomers by using the E/Z convention.
When using these genes and many others as brain subdivision markers (Jarvis et al, in preparation), it becomes apparent that what has been previously labeled as dorsal hyperstriatum (HD) and ventral hyperstriatum (HV) in the old avian brain nomenclature [29], [31] is marked with mesopallium enriched genes, such as GluR1 and FoxP1.
STEVE: Right, I know but I just forgot the nomenclature you used for essentially marking up.
The nomenclature is a bit off the mark because not one of them is actually built into or even adequately surrounded by trees.
Arrows point the gating and each identified phenotype was marked with the corresponding nomenclature.
Marker correspondence was determined through nomenclature and sequence identity using WU-BLAST [ 16] with the following parameters, hspsepSmax = 1000, topcomboN 8, wordmask seg.
The technique has developed considerably and it is marked by a system of nomenclature and strain data capture and identification with a huge geographical and epidemiological relevance worldwide [ 24].
