Sentence examples for be easily recognised in from inspiring English sources
Some of these functions can be easily recognised in clinical adages or warnings that, although rarely investigated, have long been part of clinical teaching.
In this study, we selected a practical approach including two steps: first, the pathologist needs to optimally visualise buds in the preoperative biopsies by using immunohistochemistry (pan-cytokeratin marker), as buds cannot be easily recognised in areas of inflammation.
The transverse fibres of the pons (TFOP) are easily recognised in between the convergence of both crura cerebri (rostral) and the origin of the pyramis (caudal).
It is easily recognised in individuals displaying the classic triad of epistaxis, telangiectasia, and a relevant family history [ 50].
This could explain the different binding profile of SSEA-4 antibodies to fixed and permeabilised cells, since the epitopes unreachable in living cells can be easily recognised after disruption of the cell membrane.
Distinctive repair marks and a specially moulded chinstrap mean the violin and bows "will be easily recognised as stolen property".
Group A patients could be easily recognised from infancy by psychomotor delay occurring as initial symptom before 2 yrs.
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.
It can be easily recognised because it is the longest bivalent (Pigozzi and Solari 1998; Pigozzi and Solari 2005).
Diner en Blanc began in Paris in 1988 when Frenchman François Pasquier arranged an outdoor picnic and asked people to wear white so they would be easily recognised.
