Sentence examples for if recognized by from inspiring English sources

The practicability of this plan was doubted by some of his advisors, and in any case the crown was only valuable if recognized by the European nobility, most important the Holy Roman Emperor.

If recognized by the T-cell's unique antigen receptor, and the appropriate "second signal" is also transmitted via co-stimulatory molecules, T-cell activation occurs.

However, this is unlikely because of the dual consequences of effector alleles; they not only can contribute to virulence, but if recognized by Resistance (R) gene alleles in a particular host, they can result in the complete loss of virulence on that host (Dodds and Rathjen, 2010).

Olympic sports are governed by international sports federations (IFs) recognized by the IOC as the global supervisors of those sports.

(31) Relaxation of the "Type II" complex followed by extension presumably led to the full length 5′- AATGA-3′ product, 30) which if not recognized by mismatch repair, would ultimately yield a G → T transversion (Scheme 1).

Nevertheless, the traditional (Clark) melanoma histogenetic classification highlights the myriad of clinical and histologic guises of melanoma, which if not recognized by clinicians and pathologists will potentially lead to a delay in diagnosis and a concomitant adverse clinical outcome.

Relaxation of the "Type II" complex to form the 1, N-εdG·A mismatch followed by extension leads to the full length 5′-AATGA-3′ product (Scheme 1), which if not recognized by mismatch repair, would ultimately yield a G → T transversion.

As a result of the merger, A.B.A. statistics, records and championships are acknowledged, if not officially recognized, by the N.B.A.

But she said that Mr. Lavrov pledged Russia's strong support, and the three sides did agree that any questions of the regions' own statehood would be raised incrementally if Kosovo was recognized by the West.

At least one was for a place, which could be confusing if the place recognized by the renamed were not thousands of miles away: Tiananmen Square Corner (42nd Street at 12th Avenue).

The Office for Civil Rights, the federal agency that oversees compliance with the law, has said it presumes that a sport can be counted if it is recognized by the N.C.A.A.