Sentence examples for termed from from inspiring English sources

The corresponding structural genes of the before identified proteins from T. reesei, A. niger, and F. graminearum (termed from now on Err1) were heterologously expressed in E. coli.

Aiming at achieving highest elemental sensitivity, appropriate discrimination from polyatomics, and good crater shapes on glasses, a new Grimm-type GD chamber (termed from now "UNIOVI GD", designed and constructed in our laboratory) was coupled to TOFMS, and the results compared with those obtained with the former GD design (here denominated as "GD.1") of the initial RF-PGD-TOFMS prototype.

We used a polar analysis grid (termed from here on an analysis "pinwheel") for quantitative analysis of the axonal projections from the injections site into surrounding areas.

Axonal projection patterns were compared between untrimmed control animals and animals with all whiskers in A-, B-, and C-rows trimmed (D- and E-rows left intact) from postnatal days 7 to 15 (termed from here on DE-pairing).

Redundant GO terms from significant term lists were removed using the REVIGO tool [ 62].

You could get better terms from your credit-card company.

You accepted those terms from the beginning.

He knew the term from the Discovery Channel.

"That's a loaded term from a gender perspective.

"Animal spirits" is a term from Keynes, not Rand.

(He got the terms from an Isiah Berlin essay).