Sentence examples for international recognizing from inspiring English sources

Recombinant proteins were analyzed by SDS-PAGE for their respective MW and checked by immunoblot using the N-terminal APP antibody (MAB 348, Chemicon International) recognizing both proteins, while the C-terminal specific sAPPα antibody (6E10, Signet) did not recognize the sAPPβ.

Such kind of fires are different from the conventional flammable liquid fuel fires and have been classified into a new fire class, i.e. Class F, by some international recognized standard institutions such as National Fire Protection Association.

They were written in a manner that violates the nationally and international recognized process for writing standards.

His instrumental album Piano Solo (2004), with its technical mastery and melancholic tunes, led him to be international recognized as an accomplished musician.

The UN and the US under Obama had backed the Sukhayrat Agreement, and considered prime minister Sarraj as the only international recognized leader.

Cross-cultural adaptation was performed according to the international recognized guidelines.

An international recognized definition of pulmonary hypoplasia is lacking, and it rather is a diagnosis by exclusion [ 6].

At that time the RECIST criteria did not exist and therefore, the international recognized GCIG CA-125 response criteria and not RECIST criteria were used for response evaluation.

Individuals were sacrificed immediately after collection from the field following international recognized guidelines and according to National laws in order to minimize pain and stress.

The Joint Commission International JCI Accreditationon [ 18], an international recognized body that certifies quality of care in patient care institutions including cancer centers, would confer their accreditation if KHCC met its international standards.

Particular aspects of the overweight versus obesity prevalence, after applying local standards, suggests that international recognized algorithms should be used for constant epidemiological evaluation instead of establishing local criteria.