Sentence examples for formerly treated as from inspiring English sources

It was formerly treated as its own family (Asclepiadaceae).

Formerly treated as wards by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, they were granted substantial civil rights by the U.S. Congress in 1966.

Though formerly treated as its own family (Lennoaceae), Lennooideae has been recategorized as a subfamily by the Angiosperm Phylogeny Group III (APG III) botanical classification system; its taxonomy remains contentious.

The processes of waste-water treatment and sludge handling were formerly treated as separate activities, but integration of the two aspects is now both necessary and possible.

Most terns were formerly treated as belonging to one large genus, Sterna, with just a few dark species placed in other genera; in 1959, only the noddies and the Inca tern were excluded from Sterna.

There are few taxonomic problems within the genus, but the red-chested swallow a resident of West Africa, the Congo basin and Ethiopia was formerly treated as a subspecies of barn swallow.

The Fiji parrotfinch and the royal parrotfinch of northern Vanuatu are now again usually considered to be distinct species, but they were formerly frequently treated as subspecies of the Samoan red-headed parrotfinch, E. cyaneovirens.

The pale crag martin was formerly often treated as the small, pale northern subspecies of the rock martin, but it is now usually considered to be a separate species.

We repeated the homogeneity test for partitions as used in tree reconstruction, if base pairs were disrupted by the identification of the corresponding partner as randomly similar (ALISCORE), remaining formerly paired positions were treated as unpaired.

Formerly, 9 genera and about 16 species were treated as a separate family, Taxodiaceae, by most botanists.

The closely related crabs from the islands of the Gulf of Guinea were formerly included in Gecarcinus lagostoma, but are now treated as a separate species, Johngarthia weileri.