Sentence examples for putative name from inspiring English sources

We propose the putative name Magboi virus (MGBV) for the new virus because it was detected in an animal captured at the Magboi River in Sierra Leone.

Protein models generated by the searches and predictions are further searched against Markov model (HMM) databases, including PFAM [ 101], and automatically assigned a putative name based on domain hits or homology to previously identified proteins.

From one γ-HV sequence detected in a Mesoplodon stejnegeri stranded in the Sea of Japan [ 20] whose putative name, following nomenclature suggested by Maness et al., is " Ziphiid herpesvirus 2" (ZiHV-2).

Thus, following Maness et al., suggested nomenclature, the putative name " Ziphiid herpesvirus 3" (ZiHV-3) has been proposed for the putative novel virus sequence identified in this study (GenBank accession number JN863234).

Commonly and in fact typically, these abstract singular terms are naturally construed as the putative names of attributes of one prominent sub-category, that is, of universals.

For these MMPs, we kept the putative names for any Xenopus MMPs with previously assigned names in the public databases or assigned the names as described below.

The MiDAS taxonomy proposes putative names for each genus-level-taxon that can be used as a common vocabulary for all researchers in the field.

More than 200 m /z measurements in the FT-ICR MS dataset were assigned to at least one putative named metabolite including ATP, creatine, phosphocreatine, glycolytic and citric acid cycle intermediates (see Supplementary material).

After BLASTX analysis with 1e-10 theeshold, top top BLAST hit was used as a putative protein name of the input unigene sequence.

Additional file 1: Appendix 1. List of identified putative gene name, chromosome position, gene ontology (GO), transcript id and gene id of three reference species databases.

As it is unclear whether this sequence belongs to an alpha-HV host specific to the Ziphiid family or to the Delphinidae family, and because almost identical sequences were found in two S. coeruleoalba (Delphinidae family) from the Mediterranean sea (GenBank accession numbers GU068981 and HQ214675) [ 11, 18], no putative virus name has been proposed to date for this α-HV.