Sentence examples for separate designations from inspiring English sources

The Lake Okeechobee Everglades basin and the Kissimmee lowlands are actually subdivisions of the coastal lowlands, but their uniqueness justifies separate designations.

The evidence supporting separate designations for Level I and Level II trauma centers is inconclusive.

His departures from Aquinas' positions have been considered significant enough to warrant the separate designation of his system as Suárezianism.

The practical effects of the United Nations listing, and the separate designation by the United States, will probably be minimal, the diplomat said.

Some Anglicans, for instance, stressing their continuity with the historic Roman Catholic church and their distance from Protestantism, have asked for a separate designation.

Other illegal or banned drugs, like marijuana or heroin, that are not considered performance-enhancing would come under a separate designation with penalties set by individual sports bodies or government authorities.

It's all a question in English, I suppose, of differentiating between the degree to which a feminine noun can be justified on the grounds that there are two separate job markets (acting, for example) and the notion that a separate designation for women is belittling.

In the past, early-career grants had separate designations--R23 and R29--but now they, too, are R01s.

Since the American Society of Plastic Surgeons does not have a separate designation for these procedures, it's unclear how many of 2007′s nearly 120,000 face-lift patients who paid from $6,000 to $25,000, depending on such factors as a surgeon's reputation and extras like eye-lifts–opted for the newer types of surgeries.

Now researchers in the field of aging are trying to convince the agency to make a separate designation for preventative medicine.

The proteins encoded by this family of genes differ sufficiently in primary sequence from related Type I IFN to justify a separate designation from the related IFNA and IFNB.