Examples of using Previously thought in English and their translations into Arabic
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Boslough's new research… may mean that finding smaller asteroids… is more important than previously thought.
We believe Mr. Hampton may have more to do with these disappearances than we previously thought.
It is estimated that more passengers on the ship could be infected than previously thought.
Now DNA analyzes reveal that these dead did not die in a single disaster as previously thought.
deposition over the global oceans may be higher than previously thought.
The Emirates Polio Campaign enables the administration of vaccinations in areas of the country previously thought unreachable.
According to Myron's report, the richest areas of the Bakken shale are on land previously thought barren.
It provides evidence that a solid crust formed much earlier in the planet's history than was previously thought.
suggests the method isn't as reliable as previously thought.
October Environmental impacts on the world's oceans are even worse than previously thought, according to a new report.
September A new analysis indicates the amount of raw materials used to produce goods is far higher than previously thought.
November: Polar ozone holes are healing faster than previously thought, and are expected to completely heal by 2060.
Such objects may have flare activity, however, as previously thought, they are not able to generate powerful flashes.
Recent studies by COSPAR have shown that the couplings between different atmospheric regions are much more significant than previously thought.
His surrender to authorities, unlike what was previously thought, has not calmed the political climate in this country.
Cryptic Bartonella infection may be a much larger problem than previously thought, constituting an unrecognized occupational health hazard of veterinarians.
And the fear is it might not be as easily treatable as an attack from chemicals, as we previously thought.
A new assessment of the ozone hole, published by the UN, shows it to be recovering faster than previously thought.
Oxygen-producing life forms were present on Earth 60 million years earlier than previously thought, according to geologists from Trinity College Dublin.
The fact that these attacks occurred in areas previously thought not to be at high risk was of serious concern.