Sentence examples for the correct designation from inspiring English sources

The correct designation and contouring of the planning volumes are ultimately the responsibility of the radiation oncologist.

The correct designation and contouring of the volumes for radiotherapy planning is becoming increasingly important with the increasing conformality of modern radiotherapy.

Furthermore, it could well happen that most reported nitrogen-related phenotypes of PTS-Ntr mutants of E. coli could be artifactual [ 15], thereby raising doubts on the correct designation of the system [ 16].

Although the correct designation for data from the Swedish Prescribed Drug Register is 'prescribed and dispensed' drugs, from now on the term used in this paper will be 'dispensed' drugs.

Therefore, sequencing the hypervariable regions of the hexon gene and the fiber gene is important for the correct identification and designation of adenovirus strains as demonstrated in previous investigations [ 4, 7].

After correct designation of the area containing the nasal element in its widest place, the further work is about area analysis with additional assumptions about searched point localization.

Whether in the extracellular spaces or within cells, free formaldehyde will be present at extremely low concentrations, since it first reacts reversibly with water to form an acetal (i.e., a more chemically correct designation of the hydrated form than methanediol) and then interacts with glutathione (GSH) to form a thioacetal.

They are generally known as Eohippus ("dawn horse"), but Hyracotherium is the correct taxonomic designation.

At the species level, the correct species designation for all 55 clinical isolates was made by rpoB sequence similarity search (sequence similarity >94.0%).

This article was amended on 7 January to give Line Søgaard her correct designation as a spokeperson for Welcome to Denmark.

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