Sentence examples for presently assigned from inspiring English sources

MD 222 was originally constructed as MD 268, a number presently assigned to North Street in Elkton.

They include two brothers: Buddika Bandera, local director, and Indika Bandera, a global officer of Orphans International Worldwide presently assigned to Sri Lanka.

This argument is reinforced by some results coming back as IIV-3, which is presently assigned to a different genus in the family (Chloriridovirus) and only reported to occur in a mosquito [36].

For K1, an upstream peptide is detected which includes the presently assigned start methionine (additional file 1, Table S5); this suggests that the K1 protein is larger than previously described.

By applying stringent criteria (distinct folds) Omelchenko et al. concluded that at least 1/10 of all enzymes with presently assigned complete EC numbers could have emerged in evolution more than once.

Acestrorhynchidae is placed as the sister group of the Roestinae, a subfamily that is presently assigned to the Cynodontidae, along with some species of the Characinae (Gnathocharax, Heterocharax, Hoplocharax).

Functions can not presently be assigned, but it should be noted that some small RNAs in E. coli represent 3' UTR transcripts which show different expression levels from associated mRNAs and may have independent functions [ 8].

Presently, these genes are assigned hypothetical annotations.

Presently, they are not assigned to a family [ 39] and their phylogenetic position within Chalcidoidea remains unknown [ 40].

Acetic acid bacteria (AAB) are obligate aerobes, and presently comprise 14 genera assigned to the family Acetobacteraceae, including Acetobacter (Ac)., Gluconobacter (Go)., Gluconacetobacter (Ga)., Granulibacter (Gr)., Komagataeibacter (Ko., former Gluconacetobacter), Asaia (As)., Acidomonas (Am)., Kozakia, Swaminathania, Saccharibacter, Neoasaia, Tanticharoenia, Ameyamaea, and Neokomagataea.

In addition to the above previously unrecognized taxa, gobies that could not be assigned morphologically to presently described species were grouped into three well-supported clades (L. sp. and Gen. sp. 1 and 2 in Figure 3).