Sentence examples for used to designate changes from inspiring English sources

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Phenocopy was a term he used to designate changes in the outward appearance of an organism caused by temperature shocks and other drastic changes in environmental factors.

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"The old Thursday schedule" was used to designate change of routine, and had nothing to do with the day of the week it cropped up on, and it usually created a nightmare for the teachers.

Pigments' properties such as hiding power, tinting strength, permanence to air and light, compatibility with the ground layer and with different media were assessed by visual examination; in addition, Munsell colours [11] were used to designate the pigments' changes of colour when mixed with inorganic and organic media and when exposed outdoors.

Fold-change direction was used to designate a gene as repressed or induced.

This base-pair change creates a recognition site for the MspAI restriction enzyme, and has been used to designate two alleles: A1 (the published sequence) and A2.

Colors were used to designate certain currencies.

Never again were their names used to designate human faculties.

Now called Pharmacia & Upjohn, the company will change its name to Pharmacia Corporation once the merger with Monsanto is completed, with the names Upjohn and Monsanto used to designate divisions within the overall company.

Brut is used to designate a sparkler with no perception of sweetness.

Note the balls used to designate sports.

Typical nomenclatures for specimens are used to designate them.

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