Sentence examples for more often recognized from inspiring English sources

He is more often recognized, or at least approached, by foreign tourists than by Japanese, occasionally while he is out walking his dog.

In the heat of argument, both were often hasty, but on the whole Allen thought more deeply, and more often recognized the limits of his understanding.

Furthermore, some of the styles were very close (for instance "proud" was more often recognized as "cool" or "manly") and were easily confused for one another.

And even in Toronto, a city more often recognized as a financial center than a cultural one, about half of the 2.7 million residents were born outside of Canada, making it one of the most multicultural cities in the world.

Consensus peptides were more often recognized than variant peptides: 91 of 203 consensus peptides or 45% were recognized (Table 1).

One of these proteins, PFI1785w, was further characterized as the product of a two-exon PHIST gene, and was more often recognized by serum samples from P. falciparum-exposed women than from men.

Chambliss sees him checking his swing more often, recognizing bad pitches more readily.

As a result, these prey more often recognize and respond well to exotic predators.

He argued that the "religion factor" is more salient than often recognized in the economic, demographic, and spatial restructuring of modern industrial cities.

Catalytic promiscuity is more widespread than often recognized.

The study finds that this reform model delivered initial performance among the best of any Indian utility, and that successful reforms in several other states were also more statist than often recognized.