Sentence examples for now well identified from inspiring English sources

The risks associated with cumulative or overexposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation are now well identified.

On the other hand, beside these now well identified errors which are often due to automatic processes, more subtle mistakes may occur when some of the numerous effects of divergent evolution are overlooked.

4 5 38 41 During pancreatic injury, PSC are transformed (in response to factors that are now well identified, including oxidant stress, cytokines, growth factors and toxins such as alcohol and its metabolite acetaldehyde) from their quiescent state to an activated myofibroblast-like phenotype that synthesises and secretes excessive amounts of ECM proteins (increased fibrogenesis).

The molecular events signaling LFA-1 activation and adhesion are now reasonably well identified, but the process of detaching LFA-1 adhesions is less understood.

Although they are now rather well identified and defined, both of these problems are still challenging.

The spread of E. coli producing ESBL is now well- identified [ 13].

Usually, by now, just three months from that revered first Saturday in May, the main characters have been pretty well identified.

Decades from now, historians may well identify the entire "war on terror" as an interlude between great power competition, the kind of thing the United States could afford to focus on in those unipolar years between its rivalry with the Soviet Union and its rivalry with China").

Realizing that libraries are now well equipped to identify what dream programs should entail, this paper also comments on how we can prepare for the future of electronic resource management.

The presence of L. infantum infected dogs in areas in the United States and Canada where sandflies have not been identified is now well established.

Less than half of the maternal smoking related genes that are now well established in newborn studies were identified in any of the three published adult smoking studies.