Sentence examples for is readily recognisable from inspiring English sources

A phylogenetic approach to identification of HGT can effectively identify transfer events between distantly related organisms since species incongruence is readily recognisable.

Any other ingredients should be readily recognisable ones," she writes.

Those dehumanised soldiers who will stop at almost nothing are readily recognisable too.

France today would be readily recognisable by French citizens at the beginning of the Third Republic.

But Congress wanted realism, something that would be readily recognisable by ordinary Americans and not need "explaining".

Stevenson himself said of the piece: "The title of this work will be readily recognisable as a homage to Alkan's well-known 'Le Festin d'Aesop'.

The researchers note at the outset a phenomenon that has been well studied: that exceedingly low-resolution images of faces, far below the quality that they retrieved, can be readily recognisable to someone who knows the person depicted.While outside the scope of the paper, the authors suggest two odd and related kinds of image recovery that could be performed.

Jonah, for example was readily recognisable by his attribute of the large fish, and was commonly seen to symbolised Jesus' death and resurrection.

For each 2×2 m quadrat and tree beat sampling, we collected representative samples in the field, recorded the number of individuals of target taxa, and released live extra specimens where we sampled a large number of individuals, and where species were readily recognisable.

Heterozygotes are readily recognisable by HRM because they form a proportion of heteroduplexes which melt differently to perfectly matched homoduplexes.

However, as far as we are aware, in every case the environments contained landmarks and structures that were readily recognisable and nameable (e.g., shops and houses).