Sentence examples for had been previously recognized from inspiring English sources
According to the Centers for Disease Control, from 1998 to 2011 there was a tenfold increase in reported cases; officials there call it a "silent epidemic," far more destructive than had been previously recognized.
To put it another way, Darwinius and Afradapis independently evolved traits that would later be seen in anthropoids through convergent evolution (a possibility that had been previously recognized years earlier when adapids were still considered contenders for anthropoid ancestors [Gingerich et al. 1994]).
These two clades correspond to two cryptic species, Rhizopus oryzae sensu stricto and R. delemar, that had been previously recognized based on LDH genes and ITS sequencing [9].
Eight of these had been previously recognized, for example, Scinax ruber with respect to S. fuscovarius and to S. x-signatus [56] and Dendropsophus leucophyllatus with respect to D. triangulum [40] and seven were novel.
Increasingly, research is revealing more host specialization in AMF than had been previously recognized (Haas and Krikun 1985; Smith et al. 2000; van der Heijden and Scheublin 2007).
Identification of methyl-lysine demethylases was important, because post-translational modifications of N-terminal, unstructured tails of histone proteins had been previously recognized as key-components in the regulation and signaling of functional states of the epigenomic landscape.
So here is what we now know: the mortality benefit of mammography is much smaller, and the harm of overdiagnosis much larger, than has been previously recognized.
However, the concept that luxO may be regulated at the transcriptional level has been previously recognized since in V. harveyi, luxO was shown to autorepress its own transcription through a feed back mechanism25.
Ontogenetic analyses of the main stem and the various branches of the plant demonstrate that most of the morphological and anatomical features that have been previously recognized as important inter-specific distinctions exhibit a considerable variability.
Why was this site selected for the depot? A. This site, having been previously recognized for its purpose during World War II as a supply depot and Army Quartermaster depot, received war assets and strategic materials, which were relocated here and stockpiled over time for national defense purposes.
