The point is that designating a wave is not the same as designating water, yet these designations do not "obstruct" each other.
In the first group, total RNA from postnatal day 21 (PN21) retina was isolated and compared with RNA from whole brain or pooled RNA from other organs, including heart, lung, spleen, liver, and kidney from the same animals, (designated as "body" in this study).
Letter suffixes function essentially the same as prefixes in designating structurally distinct variants, except that they need not characterize a high-level clade.
While heterotypic TG parabiots (designated as TG-WT, shown in blue) weighed the same as isotypic TG parabiots (designated as TG-TG, shown in red), heterotypic WT parabiots (designated as WT-TG, shown in green) weighed significantly less than isotypic WT parabiots (designated as WT-WT, shown in black) (Fig 6B, Supplementary Fig S5).
For each of these two programs, we performed seven assemblies that can be divided into the following three categories: assembly of all four samples as a whole (designated as AFSFASSS), assembly of samples with the same phenotype (designated as AFSF and ASSS) and assembly of each of the four samples individually (designated as AF, SF, AS, and SS).
Hence, the product Asp f 9 is the same as Asp f 16, as designated here as Asp f9/16.
We allowed up to 10% variation between MS and a perfectly repeated motif of the same length (designated as imperfect and perfect MSs, respectively).
A new royal palace was built in the northern part of the lower city, the archaic palace P5, and a new temple that was built in the same area (designated D) as the old temple in the acropolis.
We have thus chosen to analyze 14 loci representing more recent insertions (designated by blue numbers in fig. 4), as judged by their high degree of sequence similarity in pairwise comparisons, and 10 loci that probably represent older insertions, as judged by the same criterion (designated by red numbers in fig. 4).
"The position of this administration will be the same as the Clinton administration," said Lawrence B. Lindsey, designated to be director of Mr. Bush's National Economic Council.
