Sentence examples for treated as junior from inspiring English sources

Two other taxa that Czerkas and his co-authors named were later treated as junior synonyms by other authors.

We were treated as well as citizens.

And officials speculated that the good will generated by the compromise could go a long way to bolster Washington's relations with a region that has long complained of being treated as a junior partner.

We allocated Lasius sitkaensis, now treated as a junior synonym of L. pallitarsis, to Lasius sensu stricto.

Based on our phylogenetic analyses and species-delimitations, P. burchellanus is conspecific to P. panthonus (including all subspecies), and should be treated as a junior synonym of P. panthonus jaguarae.

Toys count as treats as well.

Social care has long been treated as healthcare's junior partner, facing an uphill struggle to define itself as a credible, professional sector.

Starting with Trans-Pacific pact but opening the door to a free trade area of the Asia-Pacific with China and even Russia if it accepts the 21st century norms being proposed; There should be no illusions that China will abandon Russia, even if it were to act more aggressively in Ukraine, or that Russia will soon turn against China in fear of being treated as only a junior partner.

In other words, the risks to junior doctors were treated as pertaining to the conditions under which consent would be requested, and not to the formulation of the problem which the research was intended to address.

Patients and carers should feel they are treated as equals, the "energy and creativity" of junior doctors must be harnessed and staff need to be more engaged.

Use of graduate students and postdocs as cheap labor: Junior scientists are primarily treated as cheap labor rather than as participants in a well-rounded training program that prepares participants for a range of clearly identified career options.