Sentence examples for historically classified from inspiring English sources
Although gynecologic cancers have not been historically classified as immunogenic tumors, growing evidence has shown that they are in fact able to elicit endogenous antitumor immune responses suggesting that patients with these cancers may benefit from immunotherapy.
The age structure of the forests before the disturbances was unbalanced, with stands of 80 120 years underrepresented, and covering only 9% of the area, and stands older than 120 years, historically classified as old growth, covering 26% of the area.
Lepidoptera have always been, historically, classified in five suborders, one of which is of primitive moths that never lost the morphological features of its ancestors.
The tumours in TSC are historically classified as hamartomas.
The courts have historically classified ISP's as "carriers" unless the ISP made an incomplete effort to actively filter material posted by or made available to its users.
The genus Campydora was historically classified within the Dorylaimia based on morphology [ 15, 36, 38]; only Siddiqi [ 19] was the only author to suggest a relationship with the Enoplia based on the structure of the pharynx and amphids.
Also, neuropathic pain has historically been classified according to its etiology (e.g., painful diabetic neuropathy, trigeminal neuralgia, spinal cord injury) without regard for the presumed mechanism(s) underlying the specific symptoms.
Although N. gonorrhoeae has historically been classified as lacking an SOS response [46], [47], N. gonorrhoeae in fact encodes a LexA-like protein, NG1427, which regulates expression of a small regulon in a recA-dependent manner in response to non-oxidative DNA damaging agents, but in a recA-independent manner in response to treatment with oxidative DNA damaging agents [50].
