Sentence examples for a recognizable result from inspiring English sources

Whatever quantum mechanics means by the measurement of (the values of) observables — that, we are urged to believe, don't actually have values — must at least refer to some experiment involving interaction between the "measured" system and a "measuring" apparatus leading to a recognizable result, as given potentially by, say, a pointer orientation.

And it could extract a heavy political price at home if it did not have a clearly attainable goal and did not produce recognizable results in a reasonable time.

The literature shows that recognizable results promote the use of client feedback [ 15].

Although the CQ-index provided recognizable results, the councils disagreed about the extent to which results were representative.

Interrogation of the Plant Genome Duplication Database (http://chibba.agtec.uga.edu/duplication/) revealed that none of the AtMDL genes has a recognizable counterpart as the result of intragenomic duplication.

Additionally, we describe a recessive histone lysine-methylation defect caused by homozygous or compound heterozygous KDM5B variants and resulting in a recognizable syndrome with developmental delay, facial dysmorphism, and camptodactyly.

And some of his writing in the first and second halves — an elegant, whirling language perhaps drawing on Ellington and Basie and Moacir Santos but pushed to original results — was a recognizable and nameable flag planting: Here stands jazz, and here stands Mr. Marsalis's compositional style.

Culture with 1/16 × MIC of thymol resulted in a recognizable reduction in secretion of α-hemolysin, SEA and SEB; during culture with 1/2 × MIC, little or no immunoreactive proteins could be detected in strains ATCC 29213 and MRSA 2985.

Growth with 1/16× MIC of perilla oil resulted in a recognizable reduction in the secretion of these toxins; while at 1/2 or 1/4× MIC, little to none of these immunoreactive proteins could be detected in the culture fluids of any of the strains tested.

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Yet despite any modifications or obscuring of the figures, they remain utterly recognizable, a result of both Sadkin's calculated and masterful touch and undeniable proof of the cultural pervasiveness of these cartoons characters.