Sentence examples for partially recognizable from inspiring English sources

The populations analyzed showed partially recognizable groups using the NJ method.

CEUS exams are fast and reliable at showing a perilesional peripheral rim at 1 day, due to reactive hyperemy, only partially recognizable at the 3-month checkup.

In general, the Fourier descriptors used show good performance, showing the best results for symbols hardly recognizable, and partially extracted.

The additional inclusion criteria were: 1) able to go outside for a short walk or doing groceries, and 2) experiencing difficulties with safely crossing a street, and/or experiencing difficulties with recognizing acquaintances outdoors, and/or willing to become recognizable as partially-sighted by means of the ID cane.

In addition, transmission electron microscopy (TEM) revealed that the number of autophagosomes, typically characterized by scattered double-membrane structures containing recognizable cellular organelles, was partially restored in cells preincubated with the p38 inhibitor.

To qualify as an FIF, one of the following characteristics must be present: a mass enclosed within a distinct sac, partially or completed covered by skin, grossly recognizable anatomic features and attached to the host by a pedicle containing a few relatively large blood vessels [ 13].

During FR in DD, the random activity in BKOs partially obscured their FAA; however, FAA was still recognizable above the baseline both in individual records and in the population activity profile.

We observed that read speech was better recognizable than spontaneous speech (see Fig. 17), which we believe is partially a result of classification bias, but also a result of the higher diversity of spontaneous speech class examples.

Photographs showed brown water overflowing the banks of a pond to partially surround the Golden Pavilion, a gold-leaf-covered Buddhist temple that is one of Japan's most recognizable cultural icons.

Filters included the initial removal of single-exon annotations because of apparent pseudogene bias, annotations not containing a recognizable protein domain as interpreted using InterProScan (Quevillon et al. 2005), or annotations that do not partially overlap the conifer transcriptome resources available.

There is also a beauty in the design of arms, partially because of the rules that constrain the combinations of colors, figures, and spacing to make the design as clear and recognizable as possible, even from a distance".