Sentence examples for differently named from inspiring English sources

Ten years later, these cells were observed by different researchers and were differently named as nuocytes, natural helper cells, or innate helper type 2 cells (Moro et al., 2010; Neill et al., 2010; Price et al., 2010).

Only about 13.6 million of the world's 300 million iron-deficient children have received Sprinkles (or a differently named equivalent, in some cultures), according to Zlotkin.

SuperValu, another Minneapolis-area company that operates 2,500 stores with several differently named chains including Albertson's, takes a multi-pronged approach towards managing food waste.

There is a Crayola box full of differently named economic schools that are critical of mainstream free-market theory, but these heterodox — as opposed to orthodox — economists generally tend to fall into the liberal camp.

During the last glaciation, the south-eastern part of the Baltic Region had been covered by ice on a form of three ice streams, which, in its continental part, were dividing into smaller substreams and lobes differently named in the scientific literature.

The Fed thereafter undertook a variety of extraordinary quantitative-easing (QE) measures, under several overlapping but differently named programs, which were designed to use money created by the Fed to inject liquidity into capital markets and thereby to stimulate economic growth.

About 170 TMB therapies and variants (e.g., 3 different-differently named variants of Shiatsu) have been recognized in North America, with most of those available in Canada [ 1].

So we were all raised differently, with different names".

For example, identical maneuvers to tighten a suture were named differently by different groups of surgeons (e.g., pulley maneuver vs. thread sweep).

Before the introduction of MIRIAM, individual components of SBML models (Hucka et al., 2003) were identified solely by free-text, human-readable, name attributes, often resulting in equivalent components being named differently in different models.

Finally, confusion between frailty scales can be generated because sometimes a specific instrument is named differently in different studies (the Fried scale [ 47] being labelled as Fried Frailty Index [ 65] on occasion).