This fits into the currently accepted classification of adenovirus "genome types," in which substrains of adenoviruses are designated by lower case alphabetic designations in addition to their primary designation, e.g., HAdV-7a, b, c.., if their restriction enzyme digestion patterns differ from the reference prototype genome, "HAdV-7p".
From a dignity point of view it is hard to see this as an improvement on the women's primary designation as "prostitutes" in the media of 2006, as one by one they were murdered.
The two main divisions of the Jain monks have traditionally received substantial support from the laity and derive their primary designation from the monastic setting, which is unique in India and the West.
The primary/not primary designation can help curators prioritize papers for curation.
A variant may have several such designations; for purposes of our analysis, we confine attention to each variant's primary designation.
Although all factors were considered, the first factor, method of care delivery, was prioritized for assigning a primary designation of the program to a specific type of model of care.
We expect that these choices will be affected by the primary designation of the course (biology or mathematics) in which the module is used, as well as on the personal preferences of the instructors.
When the six wild subpopulations identified in this study were analyzed in relation to the two primary species designations, O. rufipogon (perennial) and O. nivara (annual), we observed a significant correlation (r 2 = 0.562; Chi-square p < 0.0001) (Additional file 10: Table S5 and Fig. S6).
"Primary suspect" designations in FAERS case reports were quantified in an attempt to restrict the analysis to those drugs directly suspected of causing the AE.
The Federal Reserve, for its part, has said it was not responsible for the oversight of MF Global, and argued that the primary dealer designation of the firm was not meant to indicate the firm was infallible.
