Sentence examples for which are renamed from inspiring English sources

A Blast search (http://www-archbac.u-psud.fr/projects/sulfolobus/Blast_Search.html) revealed three paralogs of RNA-2571, previdentifiedntified as RNA-107, RNA-91 and RNA-20 [ 11, 12], which are renamed herein as RNA-2572, RNA-2573 and RNA-2574 (supplementary Fig S1A online), respectively.

The company, which was renamed XTO Energy, blossomed.

1985 -- Joined advisory firm Zolfo, which was renamed Zolfo Cooper.

First Source, which was renamed MPG Yellow Pages, will continue to be based in Boston.

Gray's employees moved into the Kirkham's factory, which was renamed Portmeirion Potteries.

Gray's workers moved into Kirkham, which was renamed Portmeirion Potteries.

In July 1998, the company took a $549 million pretax write-off on Green Tree, which was renamed Conseco Finance.

The consortium bought the paper's parent, VNU, a Dutch company, which was renamed The Nielsen Company.

That science, which is renamed 'official science' or 'monolithic thought,' oppresses astrology".

Vladimir Ilich Ulyanov was born in Simbirsk, which was renamed Ulyanovsk in his honour.

In the same year, British Airways purchased the French airline L'Avion, which was renamed OpenSkies.