Sentence examples for be recognized such from inspiring English sources
However, some issues and potential pitfalls should be recognized such as high incidence rate of malignant ventricular arrhythmias, less induced infarct size, longer operation time (generally required 5 6 h), and larger trauma.
Within this group several monophyletic bacterial lineages can be recognized such as cyanobacteria (including the chloroplast versions), firmicutes and various proteobacteria.
There are limitations of this study that should be recognized, such as cross-sectional design, and the reliance on self-reported measures of independent mobility and parents' physical activity levels.
Although nested genes are quite rare in prokaryotic genomes, this kind of gene arrangement is beginning to be recognized, such as setBA / pic in S. flexneri 2a [ 32, 33], ins5B / ins5A and hgtA/yaaW in E. coli [ 34, 35], and Pfl01_0939/cosA in P. Fluorescens [ 36].
At one time many different types of mules were recognized, such as draft mules, farm mules, sugar mules, cotton mules, and mining mules, in declining order of size.
In this diagram, three distinct fields are recognized such as evaporation dominance (rate of evaporation), rainfall dominance (chemistry of the precipitated water), and rock water interaction on water chemistry.
Presence of PrPC in the blood plasma-derived MVs was first detected by immunoblot analysis by the use of the monoclonal anti-PrP 6H4 antibody; PrPC was recognized such as shown in Figure 1A.
In the 1960s, additional Leishmania species causing CL in Latin America, were recognized such as L. mexicana.
However, rare mutational 'hot spots' have been recognized, such as MYH7 and403Gln Arg453Cys3Cys; TNNT2 and92Gln Arg92Trp2Trp; and MYBPC3 and502Trp and c.1928-2A>G.
Even though GI is inherently a spatial concept, the modern tools for spatial planning have not been recognized, such as in the recent European Environment Agency EEAA) report.
Several factors that may affect the accuracy have been recognized, such as subjective judgment of the examiners, sampling techniques, and islet purity.
