Sentence examples for we previously termed from inspiring English sources
This site, which we previously termed as the "M" site on the GluA2 AMPA receptor subunit, therefore favorably accommodates an N-3 acylating group.
Composomes, in our version of the concept, fall into two classes, non-equilibrium and (quasi- equilibrium, the former being much more dynamic than the latter (which we previously termed 'protocells').
The answer, we think, is that a significant degree of interference or what we have previously termed 'feature ambiguity' (Bussey and Saksida, 2002; Saksida and Bussey, 2011)—during the test phase comes from the trace of the study object presented 1 h before, which is of course not present prior to the study phase.
This finding prompts a reconsideration of what we have previously termed functional pseudogenes, as RNase 8 may be responding to constraints that promote significant functional divergence from the canonical structure and enzymatic activity characteristic of the RNase A family.
There was only a small volume of activity observed in parietal cortex, confined to the ventral part of the left AG, an area that we have previously termed the left temporo-occipito-parietal junction (Spitsyna et al. 2006; Awad et al. 2007).
We designed an improved pMigR derivative, termed pMPI (previously termed pMigR-ATG [ 2]), which harbors some features of the PRIG vectors.
It was previously termed generalized distributive operator (Lin 1998).
It has been previously termed the "fracture of necessity" in reference to the frequent need for surgical intervention [8].
Cluster headache, previously termed Horton's headache, occurs in a series of attacks, so-called clusters, typically lasting 4 12 weeks.
The region of origin of the participants influenced where they placed their markers, an effect previously termed spatial discounting.
Microtubule domains prone to rescues contain discrete regions (previously termed "GTP islands") that retain a GTP-tubulin-like conformation in the main body of the microtubule [3].
