Sentence examples for respective designations from inspiring English sources
Arrows indicate QTL peak with their respective designations Fig. 5 QTLs for resistance to Bakanae disease identified by inclusive composite interval mapping (ICIM) in the recombinant inbred line population derived from PB1121/Pusa1342.
Phylogenetic analysis of the respective CHDs confirmed these designations, and revealed that each was equally divergent from the dome receptor sequences from Drosophila melanogaster, despite the topological similarity between the dome sequences and cigp130-like.
The name of each clone starts with designation of the respective clone libraries.
Surveys were distributed to the different nurse designations according to their respective weightage.
The latter two designations are not signed on their respective roadways, and I-110 in Texas has since been signed.
Their respective rest areas were organized by nationality, their names below designations of their respective countries on world maps.
Such designations as "5 10 5" on commercial fertilizers represent the respective weight percentage composition of the material in terms of nitrogen, phosphoric oxide, and potassium oxide (potassium being the third principal element needed for healthy plant growth).
Vitamin B6 is a designation for the vitamers pyridoxine, pyridoxal, pyridoxamine, and their respective 5′-phosphates.
Serotype designation based on >90% VP1 amino acid sequence identity with respective prototype strains.
Because of sequence variation among the raccoon isolates, the designations 1 10 indicate the order of animal submission and which raccoon harbored which respective RacPyV; that is, RacPyV1 was found in Rac1 and was the first tumor and RacPyV discovered.
Although Abhidharma philosophical views on the kinds of entities that have only nominal existence range widely, it is generally agreed that persons or individuals are always to be taken as nothing more than merely conventional designations established on the basis of the five aggregates, the domains of perceptual activity, and their respective elements.
