Formerly known as the Meters, their distinctive blues-dance groove forced the truth-in-advertising name change.
L type cases formerly classified as BASE, have a distinctive glycopattern in which monoglycoslyated PrPres predominates compared to BSE [ 12, 14].
Articles did not adequately distinguish between state terrorism, such as that formerly practiced by the Taliban, and terrorism by distinctive terrorist groups, such as Al Qaeda or Lashkar-e-Tayyiba.
The changing environment enabled families to evolve into distinctive forms and acquire new mobilities which were formerly restricted because of economic, political and social conditions.
Formerly, when the economy was based primarily on fishing, each group claimed a distinctive culture and political autonomy.
Gabriel Kreuther, formerly the chef de cuisine at Jean Georges, has an elegant touch and a distinctive way of deploying herbs and vegetables, treating them almost as co-stars instead of supporting players.
The grape was formerly known as Tocai Friulano, but to avoid confusion with Tokay, a highly distinctive Hungarian wine, the name had to be changed to Friulano.
Fragmentation of plant populations, the process by which formerly continuous populations turn into patches of different sizes, isolated from each other, may have distinctive effects on populations: (1) affecting reproductive success, (2) altering patterns of pollen-mediated gene flow (pollen flow) and (3) affecting self-pollination and vegetative propagation.
Formerly considered conspecific with the Western Wood-Pewee (Contopus sordidulus), these two species can be separated by their distinctive songs.
The Drosophila OBP gene family has been classified into several groups on the basis of distinctive structural features, functional information, and phylogenetic relationships: the Classic, Minus-C, Plus-C, Dimer, PBP/GOBP, ABPI and ABPII (formerly known as ABPX), CRLBP, and D7 subfamilies (Hekmat-Scafe et al. 2002; Valenzuela et al. 2002; Vieira et al. 2007; Gong et al. 2009).
