Sentence examples for density of recognised from inspiring English sources

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Only since the 1970s has the importance of wood density been recognised and selective breeding been undertaken for this trait (Burdon 2010; Dungey et al. 2009; Jayawickrama and Carson 2000; Wu et al. 2008).

Nevertheless, there has been no detailed report demonstrating a quantitative relationship between their therapeutic ability and the density of the antigens recognised by the conjugated antibody in vivo.

Mammographic density is recognised as a useful phenotypic biomarker of breast cancer risk.

Twenty-four hours after ablation, a large heterogeneously shaped density is recognised on the lung window.

In this pattern, two (double halo sign) or three (the target sign) concentric and symmetric layers of alternating densities are recognised on the thickened bowel wall after intravenous contrast administration.

See related Research article: For many years it has been recognised that radiographic density of the breast tissues on the mammogram is associated with the risk of developing cancer, and that women with the densest pattern have a 4 6 times relative risk of breast cancer compared with women with the most lucent pattern.

At higher densities, expression of EpCAM epitopes recognised by the EpEX-specific antibody decreased at the cell surface of HCT8 and MCF7.

The patch density of urban land and the large patch index of water were recognised as the dominant variables influencing the water quality for a 100 m buffer zone.

It has a density of 6.24 g/cm3, is brittle, and is the softest of the commonly recognised metalloids, being marginally harder than sulfur.

This phenomenon is well recognised by tree breeders who have focussed on improving the wood density of radiata pine for some time (Jayawickrama and Carson 2000).