Sentence examples for in previous classifications from inspiring English sources

Galeata takes the place of cephalea in previous classifications.

Here, we focus on size and shape of the mallear head, which has figured prominently in previous classifications.

In our classification, these genera are also considered incertae sedis within Colubridae, including Blythia, Cyclocorus, Elapoidis, Gongylosoma, Helophis, Myersophis, Oreocalamus, Poecilopholis, Rhabdops, and Tetralepis, as in previous classifications [ 1].

In children and in adults, it is paramount to assess degree of impairment due to tics or comorbid conditions, although as described here above, in DSM-IV-TR [ 4] and in future DSM-V [ 49], the distress item has been omitted that was obligatory to establish a tic diagnosis in previous classifications.

It is very possible that future cell death classifications will center on the role of the vacuole in plant cell death, as has been seen in previous classification proposals.

Relationships among familial clades in the order Ericales have been considered as problematic and Ericales was placed in the clade dilleniidae in the previous classifications.

In addition previous classifications of these tumours using working formulation or Kiel classification relied heavily on architecture, which is a feature not reflected in cytology smears.

Here, we show that our novel functional classification protocol has resulted in FunFams that are significantly more functionally pure than in our previous classification reported in 2011 (DFX, Rentzsch and Orengo, 2013).

The compositions of olivine (Fo69Fa31) and diopside (En48Wo42Fs10), as well as the high Ni content of the sulfide-metal alloy, indicate a LL ordinary chondrite origin in accord with previous classifications.

The composition of olivine (fayalite 29.8 ± 1.1 mol% and molar Fe/Mn ratio of 57 ± 2) as well as the Ni-rich metal assemblage indicates an LL-type affinity in accord with previous classifications.

In our analysis, CEH-13 is most similar to group 1, but in contrast to previous classifications, is identified as an outlier to this group (see Figure 5).