Sentence examples for additional formerly from inspiring English sources

The 6-family general equation at the middle of page 136 (in Table 3 of Chojnacky et al. [12])—"Cor/Eri/Lau/Etc"—is assigned trees by family from 3 sources: (a) the six families listed in Table 3; (b) the five additional families noted in the Fig. 3 caption, and (c) any additional formerly unassigned hardwood species.

Here, we describe an additional, formerly unappreciated function of αB-crystallin in regulating adhesion molecules during endothelial activation.

The 6-family general equation at the middle of page 136 (in Table 3 of Chojnacky et al. [ 12 ])—"Cor/Eri/Lau/Etc"—is assigned trees by family from 3 sources: (a) the six families listed in Table 3; (b) the five additional families noted in the Fig.  3 caption, and (c) any additional formerly unassigned hardwood species.

An additional 100,000 formerly homeless people might be removed from emergency shelters or other housing arrangements because of the cuts, the agency said.

The agency provides case management and has spawned transitional housing off-site for both men and women, which provides additional support while formerly homeless people prepare to live on their own.

But why has Trump so captivated the imaginations – and hearts – not only of this new stripe of conservative voters but also of an additional contingent of formerly apathetic white, working-class citizens?

Mr. Singh, who was formerly additional director general of police, state law and order, said he will try to restore people's confidence in the police, Daily News & Analysis reported.

Other distinctive properties of the N-ATPase operons include the absence of the delta subunit from its cytoplasmic sector and the presence of two additional membrane subunits, AtpQ (formerly gene 1) and AtpR (formerly gene X).

Within the complete taxon of marine haplosclerids, no loss of formerly gained additional helical insertions has been documented, therefore, no SSU rRNA molecule from a descendent of a taxon with extraordinary features has returned to the ancestral basic metazoan core structure.

This change greatly reduced the threat to the oboe's airtightness formerly associated with additional keys.

Most of these workers are in the public sector, the great majority in the local government or NHS schemes, and until now they have benefited from an NI rebate because their schemes were contracted out of the additional or state second pension (formerly Serps).