Sentence examples for subsequently terms from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, terms may get refined and new terms may emerge.

White's conviction on the lesser charge of voluntary manslaughter sparked an uproar in the city that was subsequently termed the "White Night Riot".

This "subcarboniferous" strata, identified by the American geologist David Dale Owen in 1839, was subsequently termed Mississippian in 1870 as a result of work conducted by another American geologist, Alexander Winchell, in the upper Mississippi valley area.

On the basis of the generalized inverse of routing matrix and the PCA theory, we propose an interesting generalized Tomogravity approach, which is subsequently termed as PCAOM.

It may be noted that the external SH coefficient of degree n = 1 and order m = 0 (subsequently termed coeff (1,0)) describes a uniform field anti-parallel to the z axis of the coordinate system.

Other groups also independently reported the existence of the same novel receptor within a short period [34], and it was subsequently termed the VPAC2-Receptor by the International Union of Pharmacology [24] (Table 2).

Neurothekeoma is a rare and benign tumor of the nerve sheath first described as being like nerve sheath myxoma by Harkin and Reed in 1969 [6] and subsequently termed neurothekeoma by Gallagher and Helwig in 1980 [7].

The protein was subsequently termed RhoV in the zebrafish [14], chick [29] and frog [28], but we retain the original annotation.

A previous study surveying the role of the N-terminal domain of histone H2B in transcription on a genome-wide level demonstrated that residues 30 37 of histone H2B are necessary and sufficient for the repression of a subset of genes in the budding yeast genome, and subsequently termed this region the H2B repression (HBR) domain [46].

These are subsequently termed "factors".

Subsequently, term matching is used to link the abstracts categorically into the GO terms.