Sentence examples for recognise both from inspiring English sources

HFR1 recognises the intracellular domain of HER4 and is thus able to recognise both the intact receptor and the cleaved ICD as it traffics through the cell.

This difference may reflect the fact that HFR1 can recognise both cleaved 4ICD and the intact (recycling) HER4, whilst H4.77.16 recognises the intact form only.

Try to recognise both the strengths and the weaknesses of a party's case.

"It's not a zero-sum game: we can recognise both of them for who they were.

Aslan-Levy told the Guardian he had in fact been calling for a solution that would recognise both states.

As a starting point, we need to recognise both the limitations of current tests, but also their strengths.

"Teachers do recognise both their duty and their influence but are often uncertain of their authority: schools must prioritise training for staff.

It later recognised both Abkhazia and South Ossetia as independent states.

(I am reminded here of the Russian term vranyo, meaning an unstoppable compulsion to lie, with the falsehood recognised both by the liar and the person lied to).

Hesse, I think, would have recognised both the debt a sculptor like Rachel Whiteread owes to her work, and the genuine new vision that Whiteread offers.

Home penetration of the internet was low outside Greater London in 1998 but we recognised both the opportunity and the threat to our newspapers.