Sentence examples for recognisable steps from inspiring English sources

Diabetic nephropathy advances through a number of recognisable steps from subclinical disease to the first measurable stage of microalbuminuria (MIC), defined as persistent urinary albumin excretion rates (UAER) of 30 300 mg/24 h, to macroalbuminuria/diabetic nephropathy (DMN) with UAER > 300 mg/24 h.

When a diminutive but instantly recognisable figure steps on to the stage of the O2 in London before a near-capacity audience on Saturday, the mood permeating the vast arena is likely to be markedly different from that of last week's Heavy Duty boxing tournament or next week's gig by the standup comedian Michael McIntyre.

In old paintings, it is always the face – rather than the historically distancing aspects of hairstyle, costume and decor – that conveys a sense that the person portrayed is someone recognisable who could step out of the painting into the present.

As my foot touched the ground I felt the unfamiliar, but also strangely and instantly recognisable sensation of stepping in shit barefoot.

Building a recognisable brand is a slow process and the steps I have just described are only the first of many to be taken on the long and winding road to success.

The walls of its huge open-plan studio in Bellevue in Washington state are still adorned with that early concept art, recognisable even after countless iterations as the first steps on a $500m journey to build a new type of console game.

This was pre-VR VR, in a way – we turned on Wii Sports and willingly stepped into a reality that wasn't our own, yet bore recognisable similarities.

Picking its way through the urban catastrophe that is London at night Dealer follows the steps of Curtis, leading him through less familiar back alleys and introducing characters recognisable to anybody whose found themselves a part of a cautionary tale.

My next step was buying editions, which is an affordable way of owning work by more recognisable artists.

His first words as he stepped on to the surface – "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind" – instantly became one of the most recognisable phrases ever uttered.

If you marry someone who already has children, you automatically become a step-parent but if your ex- goes on to reproduce after your split, you have no recognisable relationship with your own children's half-siblings.