Sentence examples for considered the precursor from inspiring English sources

Since 2001, the military has confirmed traumatic brain injury — widely considered the precursor to C.T.E.

The simian virus, known as S.I.V.cpz, is considered the precursor of H.I.V.-1, which crossed the species barrier sometime in the past 100 years.

In fact, elephant culture could be considered the precursor of our own, the first permanent human settlements having sprung up around the desire of wandering tribes to stay by the graves of their dead.

3D tomography was used to reconstruct the original geometry and, successively, full-field digital image correlation strain measurements were performed to capture the localization of strains which are considered the precursor of the micro-lattice damage.

The International Mathematical Congress that was held in Chicago in 1893 on the occasion of the Wold's Columbian Exposition is considered the precursor of the ICM as well as a key event in the development of Mathematics in the United States.

Each also won a Lasker Award, often considered the precursor to a Nobel win, in 2009.

Cournot, Walras and Francis Ysidro Edgeworth are considered the precursors to modern mathematical economics.

A mechanism of spheroidal carbon formation is proposed considering the precursor's composition and chemical interactions during autoclaving.

Considering the precursor concentration of 1 mM, the beam surface of 0.85 µm2 and a constant liquid thickness of 150 nm, we can estimate that the irradiated volume contains 7.7 104 HAuCl4 molecules before irradiation.

He even argued that writing ought to be considered the original precursor, because it enabled the previously auditory experience of the spoken word to be presented visually.

Even though only anal H-SIL is considered the real precursor of anal cancer, it is worth noting that L-SIL may be clinically important.