Sentence examples for this could be designated from inspiring English sources

When statistical errors (Table 2) are contemplated for compound 1 and 2 then both compounds would be considered as potent similarly, but because only compound 2 showed total growth inhibition (TGI) that is why this could be designated as most effective compound.

All of these could be designated as Evolutionarily Significant Units (ESUs) in the absence of conflicting morphological or nuclear DNA data [ 62].

Based on its module activity, this module could be designated as a tumor repressor module.

Amazonian areas, and likely other rain forest areas where felids live, could be affected by this form of toxoplasmosis, which could be designated "Amazonian toxoplasmosis" or "wild rain forest toxoplasmosis".

The range of S/P values between our screening cut-off and this cut-off for positive samples could be designated as "suspect" results (0.2 to 0.5).

MRFF has also obtained emails showing that an employee of the United States Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) alerted their chain of command months ago to this base being named Aryan, asking if a different name could be designated for the base and requesting to be provided with an explanation for the choice of the name.

This mutation with a single 6,460 bp deletion of Pina gene could be designated as Pina-D1u (Table  3) according to the above-mentioned nomenclature.

This mutation with a single 4,422 bp deletion of Pina gene could be designated as Pina-D1s (Table  3) according to the nomenclature of 2007 Supplement of the Wheat Gene Catalogue [ 36, 37], Morris and Behave [ 13] and Behave and Morris [ 11, 12].

This view generates fear and avoidance about drug therapies and a general attitude that could be designated "the less drug therapy possible": "When I'm in the middle of big crisis, when I actually can't move, I take anti-inflammatory drugs but I am trying to avoid taking them as long as possible.

All of you could be designated, at a stroke and for life, vulgar, coarse, and inferior.

If we brought the Duck back, the whole property could be designated a national historic site".