Sentence examples for formerly characterized as from inspiring English sources
Results from a recent Global Network trial suggest that training HBAs in newborn resuscitation might reduce the number of births formerly characterized as stillbirths [ 10].
Isolate KH21 originated from an old mining area (Kutná Hora, Czech Republic); it was formerly characterized as accumulating high amounts of Zn and Cd.
Within Panicoideae, the two Andropogoneae (Coix lacryma-jobi and Zea mays) were sisters as were two species formerly characterized as centothecoids (Thysanolaena maxima and Centotheca lappacea) (bs values, both 100%%).
We included patients with acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) who had a prior diagnosis of MDS (considered as "AML with MDS-related changes" under the 2008 WHO classification 11), and patients with 20-30% marrow blasts (formerly characterized as RAEB-t); those 2 groups are collectively referred to herein as "AML/MDS".
Since it is not known whether patients with AML/MDS (including patients with AML and a prior diagnosis of MDS and patients formerly characterized as having RAEB-t) should be classified as MDS patients or as AML patients with respect to cytogenetics, we sought to determine the optimal grouping scheme for this patient group in our cohort.
We now understand that most strains formerly designated as M. africanum subtype II strains were actually M. tuberculosis [ 1, 2, 7, 18- 23], while strains formerly characterized as M. africanum subtype I can be segregated into two distinct genealogical clades on the basis of multiple genome sequence-level differences [ 1, 2, 7, 23].
The nan spontaneous mutation of 'Washington Navel' orange, as formerly characterized in our group, showed an abnormal brown colour in the ripe flavedo caused by a defective catabolism of chlorophylls.
The wild-type Cel9A displayed a medium CMCase activity compared to formerly characterized cellulases from R. cellulolyticum, such as Cel9U, which is nearly sixfold more active than the L. phytofermentans cellulase on this substrate [ 25].
Regions such as the Lahn-Dill Highlands (Hesse, Germany), formerly characterized by small-parcelled crop and grassland rotation, increasingly feature old grassland communities over large areas.
This enzyme, formerly endoglucanase VI, has been characterized as a xyloglucanase.
Formerly termed aspirin-sensitive asthma, these patients are now characterized as having aspirin-exacerbated respiratory disease (AERD) because they have chronic upper and lower respiratory-tract mucosal inflammation, sinusitis, nasal polyposis, and asthma independent of their hypersensitivity reactions [ 3].
