Sentence examples for no recognisability from inspiring English sources
No statistically significant difference was found in performing the protocol in case of recognisability or no recognisability of the administrator (7.1; SD 1.5 vs 7.3; SD 1.3).
Administration characteristics determined were: moment of administering parenteral medication (morning from 8 00 until 12 00, afternoon from 12 00 until 18 00 and evening/night from 18 00 until morning 8 00), disturbance of nurses during the administration processes (yes or no) and recognisability of nurses by wearing a medication safety jacket during the administration process (yes or no).
He is obviously grateful to the sudden mad leg-up Sherlock has given him, has spoken at length about his admiration for the writing, even his love for the character, and there's no doubt about the transformation in recognisability – as Sherlock writer Steven Moffat has said of this: "Sean Connery was nowhere before James Bond".
On the other hand, the DNA-taxonomy based on the sequence divergence of short mitochondrial sequences recognised entities that fulfilled the desirable criteria of recognisability and internal homogeneity on the basis of an objective and explicit heuristic [ 1].
It is not yet known if it is recognisability that enhances memory precision, nor whether maintenance of recognisable objects is achieved with the same network of brain regions supporting maintenance of simple objects.
'I never seem to get recognised.' Shameless may change things a little but, to Duff, recognisability is a state of mind.
They acquire meaning and recognisability only through association.
No such allowances for number two, Insurgent, which went out in 77 on the corresponding weekend this year, with star Shailene Woodley's recognisability in the YA genre – thanks also to last year's breakout hit The Fault in Our Stars – now sufficiently strong to withstand even a drastic new pixie-cut.
"The first thing is the recognisability of the face," says the mustachioed Mr Kumar.
Pavarotti performed in so many provincial centres that his recognisability and fame registered everywhere.
In both his dramatic roles, he digs deeper into what Payne describes as his "magnificent recognisability.
