Sometimes, however, if he looked at a word, a couple of letters would suddenly jump out at him and be recognized — for example, the "bi" in the middle of his editor's name, though the letters before and after this remained unintelligible.
By modeling the monocyte response over time, possible signaling cascades could be recognized; for example, the generation of MHC class II molecules is dependent on the expression of the class II transactivator CIITA (MHC2TA) that is in turn induced by IRF-1 [50].
Other subject groups may also be recognized, for example, by close inspection of the dendrograms that group the samples.
When retrospectively reassessing radiographs of areas with erosions on CT, MRI and US, subtle changes (for example, changes in the trabecular pattern) may occasionally be recognized (for example, the 5th metacarpal head on Figure 1).
However, such approaches ignore the fact that magmatic underplating generates permanent uplift of continental margins, not extra subsidence, as has been recognized, for example, across the rifted margins of Northwest Europe (Brodie and White 1994; Hall and White 1994).
The necessity to consider these complementary processes as of equal significance in evolutionary reasoning was recognized, for example, by [ 1] and becomes already evident in the running title "Can speciation be prevented?" of this paper.
First, the ADAS-Cog has come under scrutiny for its effectiveness as an outcome measure in such trials, owing in part to failures to detect time-based declines in untreated patients [ 5], although other limitations have long been recognized (for example, [ 6],[ 7]).
The potential of using miRNAs for differential diagnosis of tumors and hematopoietic malignancies has been recognized, for example, in acute lymphoblastic and myeloid leukemias, where the expression signatures of at least two of four miRNAs (miR-128a, miR-128b, miR-223 and let-7b) distinguished the two tumor types with about 95% accuracy.
It is recognized, for example, that certain organizational features of some health care systems which can be the outcome of reforms, such as managed competition and increased reliance on urgent care/walk-in clinics, in fact undermine the establishment of such continuity [ 1, 2, 21].
Tata Motors, for example, is recognized for its cheap car, the Tata Nano (Tata Motors 2012).
For example, it has been recognized for some time that depression is an important source of morbidity in primary care [ 4], and that improvement is needed in the recognition and management of depression in that setting [ 5, 6].
