Sentence examples for subsumed as a single from inspiring English sources
Numerous Trichosporon spp. have been characterized [ 3], while only a few cause human disease including T. asahii, T. inkin, T. asteroides, T. cutaneum, T. mucoides, T. ovoides (formerly subsumed as a single species: T. beigelii[ 4, 5]) and two more recently described species: T. louberi and japonicum[ 6].
What we previously thought of as individual agents will be subsumed as parts of a single super-agent the utilitarian collective, if you like—which will pursuper-agent the impartial morality withoutilitarianial regard for the persons who collective, and whifh is better understood as a single super-agent than as a group of separate agents who cooperate; rather like a swarm of bees or a nest of ants.
Chromosome types VI and VII were subsumed within a single group, as the discriminating features indicated by Hasterok et al. (2001) were considered to be not reliable.
All youth organizations were subsumed into a single Communist-run agency.
All were subsumed into a single policy document bringing about clarity.
Moreover, an exploratory factor analysis revealed that all of the six scores can be subsumed under a single factor.
However, if multiple tests measure a single dimension, all of them should be subsumed under a single factor of L2 competence.
By 2017, the majority of current working age benefits (including child benefit) will be subsumed in a single means-tested 'universal credit'.
More precisely, two experiences are what they call 'subsumptively unified' "when they are both subsumed by a single state of consciousness" (p.27).
If a test measures a single dimension of L2 competence, the test score (an observed variable) should be subsumed under a single factor of L2 competence (an unobserved latent variable).
LSUs scaffolds were more numerous than SSUs either due to their longer gene sequence that increases the chance of detection, or due to the greater variability that creates more separate scaffolds rather than being subsumed in a single scaffold.
