Sentence examples for unit designations from inspiring English sources

Since that time, unit designations have changed many times as predecessors of the 20th Engineer Brigade have served in the Spanish-American War, the Philippine-American War, the Mexican Expedition, World War I and World War II.

Differences in uniform and unit designation are more than ceremonial; they are worn as a badge of honour by those who have completed the rigorous selection and training processes associated with special forces.

(unit designation withheld).

The regulation infantry buttons for enlisted men described the button as to have a number on the front to reflect the unit designation; for example, a soldier in the 1st Confederate Infantry Regiment would have a "1" on the buttons of his coat.

This persisted when data were analysed by unit designation (Tables  2 and 3).

Antibodies directed against C22-depleted rP0 (anti-C22-depleted rP0) were expressed by arbitrary unit designation using a standard serum.

This approach is also justified by evidence that categorisation of neonatal units by intensive care activity correlates more closely with mortality than unit designation.

Table 6 also shows the relation between neonatal unit designation 14 in epoch two and the number of very low birthweight babies admitted annually in 2009-10.

When broken down by unit designation 35% (17/49) of SCUs, 38% (32/84) of LNUs and 48% (23/47) of NICUs had post natal ward nursery nurses.

A negative association between tertiary-level unit designation and mortality was also observed with adjusted logistic regression for infants born at <27 weeks gestation.

We also sought to examine whether or not unit designation (level) and the presence of paediatric nurses (nursery nurses) on the post natal ward affected admission practices.