Sentence examples for can be recognised through from inspiring English sources
Particularly at short time scales (e.g., 4th- to 6th-order cycles), transgressive deposits can be recognised through the evidence of a gradual or irregular landward shift of facies, or an upward deepening of facies that culminates in a surface or zone of maximum flooding.
Early apoptotic cells can be recognised through reversible binding of AnnV to phosphatidylserine, a membrane phospholipid that is exposed at the beginning of the apoptotic process.
Low-contrast targets are difficult to appreciate and are the bane of radiologists, e.g. the isoechoic lesion on ultrasound and the isodense lesion on computed tomography (CT) that can be recognised only indirectly, through contour irregularities or displacement of identifiable adjacent structures.
SUMO is a conserved short polypeptide transferred onto specific substrates (Gareau and Lima, 2010; Johnson, 2004), which can be recognised by effector proteins through SUMO interacting motifs (SIMs) (Geiss-Friedlander and Melchior, 2007; Kerscher, 2007).
Amateur Architecture Studio, the practice he runs with his wife Lu Wenyu, is concerned with such things as memory, location, craft and identity, for "real feeling between people and construction" and the ways in which they can be recognised in the extraordinary time through which China is now passing.
Studies on associative learning have demonstrated that any unknown stimulus can be recognised as a predation risk through associative learning.
Targets include not only virally infected cells but also transformed (tumour) cells, which can acquire antigenicity (see Box 1 for a glossary of terms) and hence immunogenicity through the expression of neo-antigens that can be recognised as non-self.
We explain how string loops can be recognised in a data structure representing the domain states and define a notation to represent crossings through string loops.
Finally, some sections don't have a heading but can be recognised because they start with a fixed language pattern.
Using this method, the occurrence of plastic deformation can be recognised by an increase in polarisation current.
