Sentence examples for previously secondary from inspiring English sources

Since 1991, primary and secondary public education are administered and financed at the provincial level (previously secondary schools were in the hands of the federal government).

Given the number of MITE insertions in these gene clusters for previously characterized secondary metabolites, we wished to extend this analysis to include uncharacterized secondary metabolite gene loci.

Genomic analysis has demonstrated in recent years that some fungi possess essential gene clusters for the production of previously unobserved secondary metabolites.

As previously reported, secondary intention soft tissue healing of grafted post-extraction sites can be well achieved when using an in situ hardening and in situ stabilizing bone graft substitutes without the need of a dental membrane [18, 20].

"As we have previously discussed, secondary market demand for non-agency mortgage-backed securities has been disrupted in recent weeks," Sambol said, "Along with reduced liquidity in the secondary market, funding liquidity for the mortgage industry has also become constrained".

The monks of the Mahavihara may have attempted to counter the growth of such schools by re-emphasizing the study and composition in Pali, along with the study of previously disused secondary sources that may have vanished in India, as evidenced by the Mahavamsa.

In Fig. 4B, the previously published secondary structure for fhlA53 derived from nuclease digestion data is shown for comparison [21].

We characterize previously unreported secondary HLH in a chronic mouse model of typhoid fever, and novel changes in hematology including decreased tissue ferric iron storage that differs from classically described anemia of chronic disease.

We surmise that our HMW complexes represent other previously described secondary cytoplasmic signaling complexes.

tRNA genes were manually aligned based on the previously defined secondary structures.

Region2 covers the previously identified secondary Rev binding site (Daugherty et al., 2008).