Sentence examples for indeed recognize from inspiring English sources
We did indeed recognize the issue and it is for this reason we linked the variable PRIOR_ILLNESS to the scale parameter in the HMNL model – to partially account for health-state-dependent preferences and the experience-good features of healthcare.
If we do indeed recognize events related to everyday sounds using acoustic cues [13 15], then it may be possible to also recognize sound sources from onomatopoeic features instead of acoustic cues.
Experiments with peptides suggested that camstatin and other anti-calmodulin agents indeed recognize an extracellular domain of TRPV1.
Thus, it seems likely that unrelated subordinates may indeed recognize that they are not kin of the wasp whose offspring they help to rear.
This is consistent with the co-translational ubiquitination of CFTR [26], but also with the many chaperones that indeed recognize this ΔF508 NBD1 folding defect, such as Hsc70/Hdj-2, which bind a CFTR MSD1-NBD1 fragmentwicece as much when F508 is missing [27].
Measures aiming at changing out-of-hours care behavior should, indeed, recognize this social gradient in healthcare utilization.
Yes, his eyes were bad, as he later told me, but he had indeed recognized me and felt awkward.
In contrast, mice with the GT gene made virtually no aGal antibodies--suggesting that the modified immune cells had indeed recognized aGal as self.
It has been widely acknowledged and indeed recognized by the OECD (2006), that this divide between education and care services is not only disruptive to children and families but does not provide for the continuity of education and care experiences that is recommended for young children.
A low platelet count occurring even early in sepsis patients is indeed recognized as a sign of poor prognostic; however, a single platelet count at admission may have little pertinence [266], and the kinetics of platelet counts appears to have a deeper meaning.
Indeed, recognizing and rewarding teaching excellence was widely seen as central for retaining effective teachers and for making teaching an attractive career choice.
