The phrase "a well recognizable" is not correct in standard English; it should be "a well-recognized" or "a recognizable." You can use it when describing something that is easily identified or known, but it needs to be adjusted for grammatical accuracy.
Example: "The logo is a well-recognized symbol of the brand."
Alternatives: "easily recognizable" or "well-known."
The C(m) function, estimated in a symmetrical time shift interval from −200 ms to +200 ms, always shows a cusp-like shape with a well-recognizable maximum maxm(C).
Noteworthy, each sr1 contained a well-recognizable HATPase_c (Histidine kinase-like ATPases; SMART acc. no. SM00387) domain, which is adopted by the ATP-binding and catalytic domain of (among others) the members of the vast GHKL class of proteins (so-called after the founding members of the class: DNA Gyrase, Hsp90, bacterial histidine Kinases and Mut L) [Dutta and Inouye, 2000] (Fig. 1B).
In these maps the regions where a base isolation or a tuned mass damper system works properly are well recognizable and it is also possible to point out some other regions of the parameters space where both systems work well.
The used Box-filter with twofold resampling resulted in a moderate reduction of the storage requirements at sufficiently well recognizable interface details and acceptable resolution.
At the end, the 5-class classification was preferred because it yielded clinically well recognizable class-profiles and the interpretation of a 5-class classification was easier than classifications with more classes.
With the bases of K instead, different facial expressions present in BU-3DFE [30] are well recognizable.
Erythema nodosum occurs with subcutaneous erythematous nodules, as well recognizable on Fig. 21a; it represents the most common non-specific lesions of cutaneous disease.
Shifts in the bulbil/seed ratio have a strong impact on clonal diversity of a species (since not only numbers, but also establishment probabilities of the respective diaspore types matter), but are as well recognizable by different resource allocation and changes in numbers of these propagules.
First and second passes are well recognizable.
