Sentence examples for be easily recognised from from inspiring English sources

Group A patients could be easily recognised from infancy by psychomotor delay occurring as initial symptom before 2 yrs.

Distinctive repair marks and a specially moulded chinstrap mean the violin and bows "will be easily recognised as stolen property".

However, their fine cutting size cannot be easily recognised.

We are proposing a classification of this relationship that is reliable and may be easily recognised.

Nevertheless, components corresponding to eye artefacts can be easily recognised and rejected.

Because of complex interconnections and apparent insignificance, discontinuities may not be easily recognised and are ignored [69, 70].

The pattern may be easily recognised on imaging studies, referred to as the "fingerprints" of the injury— a concept popularised by Daffner et al. [8, 9, 10, 11].

But most Somalis do not want to be associated with al-Shabab and, with his picture so widely circulated, he could again be easily recognised.

It can be easily recognised because it is the longest bivalent (Pigozzi and Solari 1998; Pigozzi and Solari 2005).

The effects are shown in Fig.  5, and it will be clear that these artefacts can be easily recognised because of the non-natural shape of the wall.

Likewise, the transition from the gas cap to the fibre mat is easily recognised because of the abrupt cessation of these artifacts at the level of the ingesta.