Sentence examples for previously coined from inspiring English sources

We have previously coined the term "back nodes" for such nodes (as opposed to "front nodes", whose expression level shows variation across the profiles) [23].

We have previously coined the term of "split anergy" for the responses observed by NKDC NKK cells dissociated from tumor conjugates) and NKC (NK cells not dissociated from the tumor conjugate).

The ratio of the unique observed to observable peptides is an indicative of the protein abundance, and was previously coined as the protein abundance index-PAI [ 40, 41].

Interactions between the Wnt and Notch pathways are well known to play important roles in cell fate determination by what has been previously coined 'Wntch' signaling [ 5].

We show that the inositol phosphatase SHIP, previously coined the "gatekeeper" of mast cell degranulation, colocalizes with receptors to hold the system in check at both suboptimal and inhibitory ligand doses.

During the 60th annual meeting of the American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG), many topics referred to the phenomenon of 'missing heritability', which was previously coined by Maher (Nature 2008, 456:18-21).

In 1836, the first steam machinery was introduced at the Mint; previously coins had been struck by muscle power.

I suppose I will never understand someone taking to any form of social media to share that they ate an apple or metaphorically wash what would have previously been coined as dirty laundry in a very public way.

Thus instead of inducing tolerance (prophylaxis), when lethal responses resulted from previously tolerated doses, he coined the word ana (without) phylaxis (protection).

He also coined round halfpence; previously, silver pennies had to be halved or quartered to produce a smaller denomination.

In recent years, EPS occurring after kidney transplantation (KTX) in patients who were previously being treated with PD (coined post-transplantation EPS) is increasingly observed [ 3, 4].