Sentence examples for that we designate from inspiring English sources
Additionally, we describe the discovery of four previously unidentified, related compounds that we designate emericellamide C F.
This leads to a process of mutual adjustment of catalyst and substrate that we designate catalyst substrate adaptation.
One possibility is that we designate another node, W, to store a duplicate of all of X's credentials.
Here, we used a novel metric for identifying individuals with cerebrovascular imaging abnormalities (that we designate as "V +") and present the frequency of V −/V + in the context of absence and presence of β-amyloid elevation (designated A −/A +).
Among the six pairs of primers that we designate here, NS5 was the most efficient with a high sensitivity of up to 3.3 ng/μl and reproducible specificity on eight pathogen samples that were used as negative controls.
We then proceed to differentiate between the Holstein, Hereford, Jersey, Brown Swiss, and Romagnola populations and a group that we designate as "seven-taurine-breeds".
According to the commission's spokeswoman, Terri Rosen Deutsch, cultural factors "drove the designations" for a few sites in the city, like the recently designated Charlie Parker house on Avenue B. But, she added, "I don't think there's any building that you can look at that we designated solely for cultural reasons.
Comparative sequence analysis revealed a highly conserved tract of residues located in transmembrane domain 4 that we designated the "FIT signature sequence".
We thus concluded that this ε-proteobacteria sub-group expresses only one ubiquitous Xer recombinase that we designated here as "XerH" because Helicobacter is a major representative of this group.
This process further refined the data into a combined list of 199 unique sequences (potentially derived from 568 genomic loci) that we designated as "novel hairpin-derived small RNAs" from which we identified novel and candidate miRNAs.
Thirty-one open reading frames (ORFs) were unique to all NE strains and formed the basis for three highly conserved NE-associated loci that we designated NELoc-1 (42 kb), NELoc-2 (11.2 kb) and NELoc-3 (5.6 kb).
