Sentence examples for how it is recognised from inspiring English sources

This is not surprising, as it is be expected that a specific immune response to a given strain would be based mainly on how it is recognised.

Here we will briefly describe each modification, review our current understanding of how it is recognised by downstream effector proteins and discuss unresolved questions.

"Also how coveted a job it is and how it's recognised as being a wonderful opportunity for somebody".

And yet it is recognised how politically charged and volatile that process of selection and exclusion is: I don't think it would have been ethical to say we're not collecting from you.

Recent studies have elucidated how LPS is recognised by monocytes and macrophages of the innate immune system.

Yet it is equally remarkable how little this is recognised by policymakers let alone the general public.

Like Carswell, Elliott believes that Britain's role in the EU could have been salvaged had Brussels itself recognised how it is being changed by the headwinds of history.

The country is quickly becoming infamous for technology crime, but it is also becoming recognised for how it is dealing with it.

"Having been part of the late 80s rave and underground-clubbing scene, I recognised how it was influencing the youth market.

Backstage, he was asked how it felt to be recognised.

I had never really thought about it, only dismissed them as weird, and suddenly I understood how one could be trapped, and how being recognised as the gender you are matters.