Sentence examples similar to has conventionally recognized from inspiring English sources

Our results indicate that Chinese FA patients and carriers might have higher and more complex mutation rates in FANC genes than have been conventionally recognized.

Variations in hydration status have been recognized as an important source of variability in measured urinary concentrations, but this has conventionally been assumed to be a source of random error.

The category "gnostic," however, has conventionally included still other movements.

Humoral immunity for influenza vaccines has conventionally been assessed by HAI.

The "cardiac" K-ATP channel has conventionally been thought to consist of Kir6.2/SUR2A subunits.

The assessment of activity cliffs has conventionally focused on compound pairs.

Airborne PM has conventionally been measured and regulated based primarily on mass.

The central nervous system has conventionally been considered an insulin-insensitive tissue.

Legal validity, according to this view, is entirely dependent on the conventionally recognized factual sources of law.

By contrast, anything that is a universal (sāmānyalakṣaṇa) is unreal; at most it is a conventionally recognized fiction needed for thought and language.

Lenk et al. (1999) discovered considerable differences between the two conventionally recognized subspecies of B. gabonica described above.