Sentence examples for hence renamed from inspiring English sources

We hence renamed PfLox2 as PfXlox to represent the single Xlox gene in P. flava.

NRAMP1 has since been described as a member of a solute carrier gene family and hence renamed SLC11A1.

The monophyly of Schedonorus and Lolium has led to proposals of reclassification, such that the Schedonorus sub-genus is aligned within Lolium and tall fescue is hence renamed Lolium arundinaceum (Schreb).

Additionally, it has been recently identified a novel transcription factor encoded by the rv3849 gene which promotes secretion of ESX-1 substrates, including ESAT-6 [36], and hence was renamed EspR, an acronym for ESX-1 secreted protein regulator.

The architect analysis detected two deficiencies: (i) code elements that did not have corresponding architectural components, e.g., FunctionalTypeTest class was considered to be part of an unknown component; and (ii) code elements that do not fit to the naming standards, e.g., classMailService had the characteristics of a persistence class and hence it was renamed to NotificationDAO.

Hence, VP3 was renamed Apoptin.

Hence we have renamed the domain as SRAP for SOS response associated peptidase.

Hence, NRHM was renamed National Health Mission (2012), and now covers the slum population as well.

Hence, the organization should be renamed taking into account the larger characteristics that unite the member states and the fundamental objectives of the NAM today.

The 2009 Lisbon Treaty brought nearly all policy areas (including the budget) under the codecision procedure (renamed "ordinary legislative procedure"), hence increasing the power of the Parliament.

Settled in 1878 as Ashley Center (for the fur trader William H. Ashley), it was renamed Vernal in 1893, implying a springlike growth (hence, progress).