Sentence examples for unless subsequent from inspiring English sources

In fact, we are strongly disinclined to even propose informal names for poorly supported groups that happen to occur in our highest likelihood tree unless subsequent research provides more support for them.

Similarly, only the original reference per framework was included, unless subsequent changes were made to the framework, even if the depth of analysis was expanded in later papers.

The relatively high incidence of oxacillin-resistant S. aureus from CSF and brain abscesses negatively impacts the empiric utility of isoxazolyl penicillins reaffirming the need to include anti-MRSA coverage for patients with meningitis and brain abscesses, unless subsequent susceptibility testing shows the organism to be oxacillin susceptible.

Capitalize only the first word of the title unless subsequent words are proper nouns.

If it is a book (or any other source except a journal), you will capitalize only the first word of the title unless subsequent words are proper nouns or the first word after a colon, and end it with a period.

According to the full policy, "once a student has been approved to participate as a transgender athlete... the student may not return to his/her gender identified at birth for athletic participation purposes unless a subsequent evaluation is undertaken".

If the phytotoxins accumulated in the hemolymph, the entire body of the insect would become toxic unless a subsequent process detoxified or removed them.

Insertion of a single Lys residue allows trypsin to cut very rapidly but of course is not suitable for core sequences containing Lys or Arg unless the subsequent residue is Pro (or possibly a heterocyclized residue).

Similarly, we considered the documentation of a parent's or physician's assertion of speech or language delay without a formal assessment to be sufficient evidence, unless a subsequent assessment documented normal speech before surgery.

No unique identifiers were available when patient data were obtained; therefore, it was not possible to identify multiple amputations in an individual unless the subsequent amputation occurred during the same hospital stay.

For practical reasons, these patients were offered informed consent at the baseline evaluation, but did not contribute information to the analyses presented here unless their subsequent MRI imaging met study criteria.