Sentence examples for was considered closely from inspiring English sources

Mycalesis was considered closely related to another Indo-Australian mycalesine genus Orsotriaena, but this has been refuted by recent molecular studies [ 32, 33].

Traditionally, it was considered closely related to Platyhelminthes (e.g. Hyman 1951) but most recent analyses (e.g. Zrzavy et al. 1998; Giribet et al. 2000; Peterson & Eernisse 2001; Zrzavy 2003; Glenner et al. 2004) place nemerteans in an apomorphic position closer to annelids, molluscs and entoprocts (plus some other phyla varying between analyses).

Mr. Wetzel warns that sales taxes should be considered closely.

In the nineteenth century, their fields had been considered closely related branches of the "moral sciences".

Ms. Lagarde, who is now managing director of the International Monetary Fund, has been questioned and is considered closely implicated in the case, but she has not been placed under formal investigation or charged.

Even though MCM and SCM problems are considered closely related, the latter constitutes the fundamental basis for all the constant multiplication problems and is usually solved by specialized, fine-tuned algorithms [1, 3 5, 9 11, 14].

Both companies do indeed sell headphones in the EU, which is part of the motivation behind the scrutiny, but Apple and Beats don't hold a sizeable combined market share of the headphone category in Europe, the Commission determined, and the types of hardware they sell is too varied to be considered closely competitive.

Ramsköld classified it as one of the Onychophora, a phylum of "worms with legs" that is considered closely related to arthropods.

As described above, bile is considered closely associated with the production of virulence factors of enteric pathogens.

Proteins that display a considerably different architecture but that are considered closely related by the clustering procedure should therefore be inspected more carefully.

Profiles with >80% similarity were considered closely related.