Sentence examples for in a recent classification from inspiring English sources

In a recent classification of CRISPR sequences to subtypes [26], sequences from H.oreni exhibit the highest similarity to sequences of archaeal origin (Methanosarcina, Archaeoglobus).

RuvB, Cdc6, and DnaA were all put in the same superfamily in a recent classification of AAA+ domains [ 44].

In a recent classification of CYP proteins from 213 fungal and Oomycete genomes, 115 clans were clustered, too (Moktali et al. 2012).

For example, 168 CYP families in four filamentous Ascomycetes were classified into 115 clans, whereas in a recent classification of CYPs from 213 fungal and Oomycete genomes also led to 115 clustered clans (Deng et al. 2007; Moktali et al. 2012).

We therefore propose a form of cell death being present in T. gondii which according to a recent classification of cell death by the Nomenclature Committee on Cell Death (NCCD)—resembles apoptosis of metazoans [ 18] and which we propose to refer to as apoptosis-like cell death.

In a recent PCH classification, the original types 1 and 2 have remained identical, while olivopontocerebellar hypoplasia has become type 4, PCH-4 [ 36].

TP53 was the most commonly mutated gene in a recent genomic classification of lung cancer and found in both small cell and non-small cell lung cancers (The Clinical Lung Cancer Genome Project (CLCGP) and Network Genomic Medicine (NGM), 2013).

The WHO, in its most recent classification, has therefore provided a conversion table aimed at minimising inter-observer variability [2].

Since the first description by Isaacson and Wright in 1983, MALT lymphoma has been recognized as a distinct entity of low-grade B-cell lymphoma; it is described as a separate entity in the revised European-American lymphoma (REAL) classification and also in the more recent classification by the World Health Organization (WHO) [ 1- 3].

The American Psychiatric Association has removed gender identity disorder from its list of mental disorders in its most recent classification guide, the DSM-V, saying that gender nonconformity should not be classified as a mental disorder in itself — only if an individual is clinically distressed over gender dysphoria.

In recent classification [32] the family Cavoliniidae contains the subfamilies Cavoliinae, Clioinae, Cuvierininae and Creseinae.