Sentence examples for pap names from inspiring English sources

Often mocked as "Old Slow Trot" or "Pap" – names that belied his thoughtful and deliberative demeanor – Thomas emerged from Mill Springs as a forthright and humble hero for a nation desperately seeking hope in the winter of early 1862.

Hegeman and Grabau [23] isolated a phytase gene from germinating soybean, which showed a high degree of sequence similarity to PAPs, named as GmPHY.

The detection method is the Pap test, named for its discoverer, Dr. George Papanicolaou, who was honored in 1980 by the United States Postal Service with his picture on a 13-cent (then first-class) stamp.

Pap testing is named for Dr. George N. Papanicolaou, who developed the test at Cornell Medical School.

Pap is the family name".

"George Pap," Biro said, adding, "Actually, the proper name is Zsolt Pap.

Mars the loverman made his name singing heartfelt pap whose old-time vibe found favour with pre-teens and maiden aunts.

After removing two sequences with uncompleted domains, the remaining 12 unigenes were clustered into three groups together with 12 known PAP genes by phylogenetic analyses, suggesting M. domestica might have three PAP genes named as mdPAP1, mdPAP2, and mdPAP3, as described in both M. sexta and H. diomphalia (Jiang et al. 2003; Kim et al. 2002).

The 153 proteins that were present in 4 of the 5 individuals are hereafter designated the, "Normal Pap test Core Proteome" and are listed in Table  2 with their Protein name, Gene name, and Swiss-Prot accession number.

Ignore it**: respondents report that the test was neither pap smear nor VIA, but were unable to remember the name of the screening test they benefited from.

Polyphosphate-AMP phosphotransferase (PAP) and polyphosphate kinase (PPK) were used for designing a novel ATP regeneration system, named the PAP-PPK ATP regeneration system.