Sentence examples for otherwise named from inspiring English sources

This gene otherwise named as a tms9 1/OsMS1 is responsible for thermo-sensitive genic male sterility in HengnongS-1, one of the oldest and often-used TGMS line in indica two-line hybrid rice breeding programs in China (Qi et al. 2014).

There are literally dozens of orange liqueurs on the market, be they triple secs or curaçaos or otherwise named.

Although Robin van Persie will be missing for the Gunners, after being granted time off for a family holiday in Dubai, Wenger admitted he will otherwise name his strongest team.

Otherwise, names were few.

They might have their designation specified through an initial use of a definite description, or by some other means, but otherwise names had no meaning, only a designation.

To waive this prohibition, Europeans must affirmatively grant permission for each subsequent reuse; otherwise, names, addresses and other personal information must remain with the organizations to which the data were originally provided.

Otherwise, key names and associated values are predefined [23].

I don't know if the drinking here is really the thing or if it's a name for something that cannot otherwise be named.

A euphemism is a squeamish term for what might otherwise be named with more vigour and precision, eg no longer with us used to mean "dead".

Frantumaglia, a memoir from Elena Ferrante (fictional or otherwise), is named for a word used by her mother "to describe how she felt when she was racked by contradictory sensations that were tearing her apart.

Interaction maps (otherwise here named interactomes, referring to the entire set of molecular interactions in the cell) can reveal important mechanistic principles that may guide further progress in the understanding of cellular function, and of dysfunction leading to disease [3] [5].