Sentence examples for original appellation from inspiring English sources

Hence, the original appellation 'Regulator' to the channel by J. Riordan and colleagues in 1989 [ 12] remains apt, but exactly how and what CFTR regulates remains an enigma more than two decades after the discovery of the defective protein.

Renamed Murray Bay by 18th-century Scottish settlers, in recent years it has returned to its original French appellation.

Domaine François Villard Les Terrasses du Palat Condrieu 2013 (£40, Oddbins) Viognier may be planted across the world now, but the variety's original home, the tiny appellation of Condrieu in the Northern Rhône Valley, remains the source of the greatest examples.

Many of the greatest Saint-Joseph wines seem to come from the southern end of the appellation, around the original vineyard parcel that gave the appellation its name, and the towns of Tournon and Mauves; Coursodon, Guigal, Chapoutier and others all have vines here.

This appellation lasted longer than his original title, right through until a 1979 conversion to Islam.

Later cases, carrying this appellation, should conform to the original description.

Naturally, later reported cases, carrying this appellation, should conform with the original description of this clinical constellation of symptoms and signs.

The authors commence with their underlying rationale: "Naturally, later reported cases, carrying this appellation, should conform with the original description of this clinical constellation of symptoms and signs", referring to the cases of Sjaastad and Spierings [3].

Later cases, carrying this appellation should, grossly, conform to this original description.

The modern appellation "weird sisters" derives from Holinshed's original Chronicles.

Château de Chambert Malbec, Cahors 2009 (£16.95, slurp.co.uk) Never mind Argentina, the Cahors appellation in south-west France is malbec's original home.