Sentence examples for having been merged from inspiring English sources

It first appeared as "Infantile Autism"; it was subsequently redesignated "Autistic Disorder"; and now it comes under the heading "Autism Spectrum Disorder" (A.S.D .. Asperger's was added as a distinct condition within the spectrum in 1994, but has now disappeared, having been merged into A.S.D. The DSM not only defines the condition; it makes it institutionally consequential.

Lucien Quélet placed the taxon in Dictyopus in 1886 and then Rhodoporus in 1888, but neither of these genera are recognised today, the former having been merged into Boletus and the latter into Tylopilus.

The archipelago is currently formed by 13 islands larger than 10 km, which were formed by volcanic activity between 0.035 and 4.0 My ago (Poulakakis et al. 2012), some of them having been merged in the past due to sea level fluctuations (Ali and Aitchison 2014).

Users looking for information about type 2 diabetes will find the disease page anchored to the MeSH term 'Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2' (MESH D003924) with similar OMIM terms having been merged to the page, such as 'DIABETES MELLITUS, NONINSULIN-DEPENDENT' (OMIM 125853) and 'DIABETES MELLITUS, NONINSULIN-DEPENDENT, 1' (OMIM 601283).

But since slightly less PDSs are produced for merged pathways, they must have been merged into the other PDSs.

Many categories have been merged.

The cases, which have been merged, are pending.

Their multiple jobs have been merged into general communications.

Many have been merged or "privatised" in all but name.

Now some of those have been merged and photomedicine has become a dominating focus.

Physics 3314 and 3318 have been merged so all physics majors should take Physics 3318.