Sentence examples for therefore the designation from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the designation of casein as slow and whey protein as fast is not consistent across studies or species.

In the current analysis, rs3752462 (intron 13) does not have the same level of LD or carry the same association as the three E-1 SNPs noted above, and therefore the designation 'E-1 haplotype' in the current study refers to rs4821480, rs2032487, rs4821481.

Therefore, the designations 'a-wave' and 'b-wave', used for the full-field ERG, are not appropriate to describe features of the mfERG waveform.

We therefore keep the designation „unicellular opisthokont" in the revised text.

Dickey further asserts that the cancer potency factor "could be as low as zero," which implies no cancer risk and therefore contradicts the designation of BaP as a carcinogen by multiple authoritative bodies including the FDA (2010), U.S. EPA (1994), Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)/WHO (2006), and the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC 1998).

Since the relationship of LSF with perfusion is not sufficiently robust to allow formal calibration, the values for cerebral blood flow reported here in units of ml/100g/min should be regarded as 'indicative' rather than 'absolute', and we therefore use the designation 'CBFIND' (indicative cerebral blood flow) to reflect this qualification.

Therefore, the former designation of this kinase STK35 was used.

He therefore argued that: "The designation of agricultural district has to be found in the centrality of agricultural production: that is, it must be able to identify local agriculture as the "engine" of a district; so even in the presence of agro-industrial activities, the latter exists and thrives because it represents a processing of local agricultural products*" (1992 96).

This is a typical feature of pulmonary blastoma and therefore led to the designation as "blastomatoid pulmonary carcinosarcoma" [ 1].

Therefore, support for the designation of the coastal and MDB forms as separate evolutionary significant units (ESUs) (sensu Crandall et al., 2000) is strong, and further investigation into the taxonomic distinction of these forms should be considered a priority.

Therefore, we use the designation "F1" to mean that the phenotype could have been produced as a first generation cross (though it may sometimes actually have been produced by a backcross or F2), and by "backcross" we mean all other hybrids that do not have the F1 phenotype [ 46].