Sentence examples for subsequent designation from inspiring English sources
As public and government scrutiny increases in the wake of the attacks and subsequent designation of JUD as an alias of LT by the UN, we assess that JUD will rely more on covert fundraising efforts.
Within 24 hours of President Raul Castro's announcement on Feb. 24 that he would step down after his term ends in 2018 — and his subsequent designation of Miguel Diaz-Canel as first vice president and most likely successor — Ms. Sanchez was tearing up any illusions anyone could have about any loosening of the reins in Cuba.
Type species: Musca compressa Fabricius, 1787, by subsequent designation of Rondani (1856: 79).
Type species: Gonia bimaculata Wiedemann, 1819, by subsequent designation of Sabrosky and Arnaud Jr (1965 10755).
Type species: Musca brassicaria Fabricius, 1775, by subsequent designation of Curtis (1837: 629).
Type species: Musca carbonaria Panzer, 1798, by subsequent designation of Zetterstedt, 1844: 1844).
We therefore suggest that subtypes are assigned up to the letter "w" and subsequent designations follow the eXtended form xa, xb, … xz, in turn followed by ya, … yz, za, … zz, potentially giving a total of 101 subtypes of each genotype.
The literature to date is limited by the imprecise use of the term palliative and subsequent variable designation of patients into evaluable groups.
A frequently reported problem in conventional (i.e., PCR-based) ancient mtDNA studies (in particular for the woolly rhinoceros [ 9]) is the PCR amplification of numts, and their subsequent erroneous designation as true mtDNA sequences.
These searches led to the subsequent identification of Helitrons from animals and animal viruses which were then classified into families based on their identity at the 3′ end (for family designation) and 5′ end (for subfamily designation), as in Yang and Bennetzen (2009a, 2009b; see Materials and Methods): the families were named Heligloria, Helisimi, Heliminu, and Helianu.
For the subsequent periods, the designations Neolithic Period (New Stone Age) and Chalcolithic Age (Copper-Stone Age) also are applied, but increasingly, as archaeology has yielded more-detailed cultural profiles for those periods, scholars have come to emphasize the subsistence bases of early societies e.g., hunting and gathering, pastoralism, and agriculture.
