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Meanings of previously unrecognized in English

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Usage of previously unrecognized in English
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The present observations revealed a previously unrecognized function of iASPP in cytokinesis.
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One of these antibodies defines a previously unrecognized class of cerebellar neuron.
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Active resolution of inflammation is a previously unrecognized process essential for tissue homeostasis.
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These data suggest a previously unrecognized role for NmU as an immunoregulatory molecule.
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A previously unrecognized Mycobacterium species was isolated from two patients with Crohn's disease.
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Prolonged hypoprolactinemia is a previously unrecognized risk factor for this syndrome.
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Primary tumours are detected and often metastases that were previously unrecognized.
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These data provide genetic and molecular characterization of a previously unrecognized Mendelian trait.
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This revealed three previously unrecognized instances of cross-pathway regulation, which we biochemically verified.
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This previously unrecognized developmental pathway might be responsible for aberrant mucin biosynthesis and chemoresistance.
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Muscleblind is also revealed as having a previously unrecognized role in stabilizing CUG transcripts.
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We report the isolation of a previously unrecognized Ehrlichia sp.
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Despite the promise of such an approach, previously unrecognized biological and therapeutic complexity is emerging.
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Our results suggest a previously unrecognized predominant role for IR-B in the differentiated mammary epithelium.
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Altogether, our studies reveal a previously unrecognized mechanism of antibiotic resistance by rebalancing cellular homeostasis.
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We propose that this is a previously unrecognized disorder.
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