Sentence examples for additional subclass from inspiring English sources
Wednesday's ruling removes that limitation and now certifies an additional subclass of UberBlack, UberX and UberSUV drivers, even if they signed or electronically accepted any contract with Uber with an arbitration provision.
Scaffold 495 is not assembled together with scaffold 57; therefore, γ9 could potentially be either an additional subclass encoding gene or an allelic variant.
To identify highly variable or additional subclass of TEs, an exhaustive search of TEs has been carried out with TransposonPSI software (http://transposonpsi.sourceforge.net/, last accessed September 1, 2014).
An additional subclass, coplanar PCBs, was constructed by selecting only these chemicals from the broader "PCDDs, PCDFs, and coplanar PCBs" subclass.
Additional subclasses of glycerolipids are represented by glycosylglycerols, which are characterized by the presence of one or more sugar residues attached to glycerol via a glycosidic linkage.
We added additional subclasses duplicated_pseudogene and unitary_pseudogene for instances of these types of pseudogene.
Recent work suggests additional subclasses exist within each intrinsic subtype including three basal subtypes with striking differences in overall survival [ 2].
Additional subclasses of aggregates found in ALS are Bunina bodies, which are small eosinophilic ubiquitin-negative inclusions [ 158] and round hyaline inclusions without a halo.
It is expected that as more and more carcinomas are analyzed by sequencing, additional subclasses may be recognized on the basis of whether the detected molecular aberrations are driver fusions.
At least five molecular subgroups (basal-like, normal-like, HER2-positive, and luminal A and luminal B) have been identified [ 1, 2] and additional subclasses continue to be suggested [ 3- 7].
Although the immune response gene-set is differentially expressed in the same direction in all ESR1-negative BRCA1 tumours examined here, it can stratify tumours in at least two additional subclasses depending on the magnitude of the expression of specific genes (Supplementary Table S5).
