Sentence examples for less easily recognised from inspiring English sources

Once work is performed by robots – to whom we don't (and shouldn't) assign the same moral rights as we do humans – the associations we have between work and dignity are less easily recognised.

For all the conditions except at elevated temperature, the phase separation occurs with a spinodal decomposition which phases can be more or less easily recognised.

There are the obvious costs for the initial outlay for the devices and the licensing, but also the less easily recognised costs of providing technical support and repair costs.

The expected result would be that, as human drivers, even after training, the program will probably less easily recognise the transition sites (as officially built-up or non-built-up sites) than clearly built-up or clearly non-built up sites.

Compared with VIA, lesions on VILI were judged less equivocal and easily recognised by investigators in Africa.

Both are easily recognised but less easily understood.

While severe or higher late complications are unlikely to escape documentation and are easily recognised according to the RTOG scale (Table 1), the scoring of less severe complications might be subjective, thus questioning its reproducibility within multicenter trials.

Genuine gender dysphoria is easily recognised, he believes.

These are not necessarily conventional lines established by an easily recognised social morality.

The "organic" and "fair trade" certification schemes are easily recognised by consumers.

Some of the 1952 constituents are more easily recognised under their newer names.