Sentence examples for ones we refer from inspiring English sources

These bacteria are the ones we refer to as secondary endosymbionts they are distinguishable from primary symbionts by their larger genomes and the fact that they are not living under the protection of the bacteriocytes provided by their hosts.

One may justifiably argue that in the case of Hamiltonian systems the term integrability is to be understood as Liouville integrability which is not the one we refer to in relation to the Painlevé property.

It is worth noting that Group 2 comprises regions with larger participation rates and compensations, and lower relative unemployment rates than the regions in Group 1. Thus, from now one we refer to Group 2 as the "low unemployment group" and to Group 1 as the "high unemployment group".

If we leave the current SCC and go to the next one, we refer to this characteristic as c k (κ 1 k ).

Our screening criteria used for LRTP are based on two different concepts: On the one hand, we refer to the definition of the Stockholm Convention which states that a substance will 'migrate significantly through the air' [3] if its atmospheric oxidation half-life exceeds 2 days.

Is it ethical to take this payment and future ones as we refer him again?

However, so far, the information about the porous silicene and germanene, especially the graphyne-like Si and Ge ones (which we refer to as silicyne and germanyne thereafter), is still unknown.

For the ones kept, we refer to existing literature that demonstrates their potential use.

But reading the feedback we now believe that we have stumbled into a new space for learning--one that we refer to as MOOC 4.0.

Note that some data sets included more than one disease: we refer to each disease-specific group and its respective control group as a patient cohort.

MODENA with this setting outputs at most 50 successfully designed RNA sequences at one run; we refer to the designed RNA sequence which has a similarity score of 1.0 as a 'successfully designed RNA sequence', and we refer to a run which outputs the successfully designed RNA sequence as a 'successful run'.