Sentence examples for by recognition of its from inspiring English sources

The ready identification of Down syndrome by recognition of its facial gestalt is one familiar example.

Although initial enthusiasm has been tempered by recognition of its limits in some situations [ 4], barcoding has tremendous potential to produce more rapid identification of difficult groups and highlight areas of unrecognized diversity [ 5, 6].

A valuable essay by Frans B. M. de Waal, a celebrated Dutch-American primatologist, offers an example of "good" reduction, reduction tempered by a recognition of its limits.

"The fire was too important an event to let go by without recognition of its importance to Paterson," Mr. Corbett said.

The recognition of genital chlamydial infection as an important public health problem was made first by the recognition of its role in acute clinical syndromes, as well as in serious reproductive and ocular complications, and secondly by our awareness of its prevalence when diagnostic tests became widely accessible.

As FANCL directly interacts with PCNA via its central DRWD domain (Geng et al. 2010), these data suggest that FANCL is a genuine reader of ubiquitylated PCNA that gains its activity by recognition of the modification.

The same could be said of the gradual abolition of slavery, which was mostly achieved not by war, but by an emerging popular recognition of its cruelty and injustice.

Those concertgoers' ticket-buying decisions are often influenced by recognition of the artists involved.

There was a fluctuating inattention to the right, and very poor facial recognition (measured by recognition of photographs of famous public figures).

This differs from person to person, but I was jolted by recognition of the outrageous deliciousness of doughnuts when I haven't slept well.

Rather, Tiffany's CEO Michael Kowalski speculates, the Rio Tinto's decision might be "partially driven by recognition of the huge potential environmental costs associated with the project".