Sentence examples for tag designations from inspiring English sources

The Pathema genes were labeled using the BTH_I and BTH_II locus tag designations representing chromosome I and II.

A distance matrix for 107 Cronobacter genomes with available whole-genome sequences (and representing the whole genus [ 2]) was calculated with the Analysis/Genome Comparator option using default settings (with tagged allele designations used if available and completely excluding truncated loci).

For years Dries Van Noten has been tagged as a designer of ethnic influences, but that designation means almost nothing today in a marketplace that is truly global.

The object — still unnamed more than a year after its discovery but tagged with the temporary designation 2003 UB313 and nicknamed Xena by the discoverer — covered an area only 1.5 pixels wide in the digital image, taken by the space telescope in December.

In this case, the term "PTLD, post-transplant lymphoproliferative disorder" is assigned to the precancer class of "Acquired diffuse hyperplasias/metaplasias". The term is flanked by

Data reviewers also need a tagging system to keep track of participant groupings and designations, such as participants with relevant characteristics, for inclusion in study cohorts.

Rossellini is justly famous as the father of "neo-realism," but what that designation means is open to discussion, as seen in Tag Gallagher's overview of the issue in his great biography of the director, "The Adventures of Roberto Rossellini".

Ear tag numbers were checked against abattoir records to confirm bTB reactor status, breed designation and age at slaughter.

The Jets placed the franchise tag on linebacker David Harris on Tuesday, the first time the team has used the designation since 2006.

Robinson balked when the team placed the franchise tag on him, saying he wanted more than the $9.957 million that came with the designation.

Unesco has its designations.