Sentence examples for better recognizable from inspiring English sources

"Hovik Abrahamyan hailed the fact that members of the Kardashian family never forgot their roots and added that their visit would make [Armenia] better recognizable," Public Radio of Armenia broadcast after the Kardashian sisters met the Prime Minister.

In our experience ruthenium red has the advantage of making the sample pieces better recognizable during the whole preparation procedure.

At high (40×) magnification (d), the proliferative mucosal glandular component that leads to epithelial infolding (arrowheads) and RAS formation is better recognizable.

We observed that read speech was better recognizable than spontaneous speech (see Fig. 17), which we believe is partially a result of classification bias, but also a result of the higher diversity of spontaneous speech class examples.

Panasonic is entering a buyer's market that has arguably better and less recognizable products all over the place for less money, and I'm not sure if people will really be sold on it.

It simply means you need to create better ones ones less recognizable as templates and more customized to the task at hand.

To this end, the less specific and recognizable the better.

It is sold not only in the usual squat, foil-wrapped rectangles, but in bigger imitation-wood barrels that are instantly recognizable in better stores.

My intention was to create a somewhat menacing and bewildering backdrop to the lives of the characters in the same way that the castle is menacing and bewildering in Kafka's "The Castle". To this end, the less specific and recognizable the better.

Harrison noted "The attempts to recognize European species in North American collections has only increased the confusion in this country, and until someone has worked critically in the field on both continents, it is better to make a recognizable grouping of our own population as that to guess that they may be the same as those that grow in Europe".

So later in 2009 there will actually be a value proposition in choosing Ubuntu to power a line of netbooks — at the moment XP is simply more recognizable and better-supported, and doesn't cost much either.