Sentence examples for the above designations from inspiring English sources

Though there is some controversy among scientists as to how eruptions should be classified (see the "Volcanic Eruptions" page at the Hawaii Institute of Geophysics and Planetology //www.pgd.hawaii.edu/~scott/eruption.html), the above designations should be relatively accessible to research in terms of eruptive activity, viscosity of material emitted and type of volcanic formation.

But, for now, all we can say is that the above designation is in doubt.

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In contrast, oligometastatic patients had either no evidence of progression or experienced progression that did not satisfy the above criteria for designation of polymetastases.

Unknown was our designation for cases where none of the above definitions applied and no other cause of hepatocellular necrosis was apparent.

As the above mentioned studies suggest, there is considerable ambiguity in the taxonomic designations of Cx. pipiens complex populations in California.

I brought none of these books home; I read them there, while patrons stepped around me, and then slid them back onto the slanted wooden shelves above their designations.

Above the designation as hyperplasia or hamartoma, some authors suggest an unstable and precancerous nature by proposing a "pyloric gland adenoma-adenocarcinoma sequence" by CGH analyses, and underline its high potential for invasive malignancy [ 3, 18].

In the particular case of the SR-71, as just described above, the "S" designation is used as a MODIFIED mission indicator.

For the further classification of soils more precise technical concepts are necessary than the simple layer designations given above.

These announcements were made to coincide with a trip to London by Li Keqiang, China's prime minister (pictured above).The designation of a clearing bank creates a channel for yuan held in Britain to flow into Chinese capital markets, boosting London's appeal as a trading centre for the currency.