Sentence examples for are recognised by a from inspiring English sources

The dish is typically found at raan ahaan taam sang (made-to-order) carts, stalls and restaurants, which do a variety of dishes and are recognised by a tray or case of raw ingredients.

Bucket handle tears are recognised by a combination of findings (Fig. 5).

Identified weaknesses related to each issue are recognised by a check mark in the corresponding field.

PTPs are recognised by a highly conserved active-site motif, CX5R, necessary for a Cys-based mechanism of catalysis, assisted by a conserved Asp residue.

Moreover, we found there were two conserved Erk1/2 docking motifs, which are recognised by a common docking domain in Erk1/2, in the primary sequence of ROCK1 by using a computational approach (Data not show).

As an alternative, computing a (larger) SBM set based on D all may allow detection of target sites that are recognised by a pairing structure different from those formed by the target sites known so far, which may be used to improve sensitivity.

As for those already on courses, their search for another university will be complicated by the ease or difficulty with which existing credits are recognised by an equivalent course in a university that is still accepting applications.

In their model, the low-copy-number RNAs transcribed by RNA polymerase II from the promoter region are recognised by an antisense siRNA, and function as a recognition motif to direct epigenetic silencing complexes to the corresponding target promoters.

It should however be noted that the UGT73C6 is recognised by a probe that also recognises UGT73C5 and the increased signal could therefore also be due to an increased expression of the latter.

Porter's achievements were recognised by a knighthood in 1983.

Upon being recognised by a passenger, he is said to have replied: "Well, that's acting.