Sentence examples for better recognized as from inspiring English sources

The paleopole now sits at a latitude of 54°N, on the edge of a feature called Oceanus Procellarum (the "Ocean of Storms"), a broad dark area maybe better recognized as the Man in the Moon's right eye.

The gopher and some of its regional rivals seemed to be in a category better recognized as annoyances, pests or animals simply destined for road kill.

The end result is that novelty is better recognized as a complicated overlap of chance and cellular creativity.

Molecular biological analysis enabled well-differentiated liposarcoma with or without dedifferentiated component to be better recognized as such and distinguished from myxoid liposarcoma and pleomorphic liposarcoma.

However, access to family planning is itself becoming better recognized as a human right., While we must condemn and steadfastly guard against misguided, and I would say rare, instances of coercion, neither should we ignore the benefits, including human rights benefits, to people and the planet that can come through voluntary family planning, including slower-paced population growth.

Taking advantage of measuring the kinetics of glucose metabolic rate in pulmonary nodules by using a simple parameter incorporating the time sensitivity factor like the S value, PET may be better recognized as an accurate modality in the evaluation of pulmonary malignancy or its tumor metabolic phenotype.

However, the CD8+ T cells Fc1 better recognized HCT116 as well as LNCaP cells both in IFN-γ ELISpot as well as in cytotoxicity experiments.

Specifically, the public's general knowledge of CF is relatively low compared with other chronic illnesses and, therefore, rather than explain CF in transient relationships, it may be easier to relate milder symptoms to a chest infection or a better recognized disease, such as asthma.

As a counter-balance to this method of immune escape, however, highly glycosylated viruses are better recognized by innate defenses such as collectins, and are less virulent in the lower respiratory tract.

With a length of 1,105 miles (1,778 km), its own basin of more than 407,700 square miles (1,056,000 square km)—twice the size of the Yenisey's above their confluence and a greater volume at its mouth than that of the Yenisey above the confluence, the Angara might better be recognized as the upper course of the main river than as a tributary.

Gastroparesis is better recognized in diabetics.