Sentence examples for recognised a single from inspiring English sources
Despite its claim to be the "only democracy in the Middle East, Israell has not once recognised a single Palestinian journalist working for the Palestinian media.
Rafäel Govaerts and John Dransfield recognised a single genus in their 2005 World Checklist of Palms, and Jean-Christophe Pintaud continued this usage in his 2008 review of the genus.
Consistent with this, the blot of the double transfectants revealed the presence of two protein bands of about 45 kDa mass that were barely separated from each other while the antibody only recognised a single protein of similar size in the wild-type parasites (Fig. 4E).
The MOR antibody recognised a single band of approximately 52 kDa on immunoblots from human brain lysate (Abcam data sheet).
Each of the three antibodies recognised a single protein band of the appropriate size on Western blotting.
Fluorescence in situ hybridisation (FISH) to normal metaphase chromosomes was performed to confirm that the clone contigs recognised a single copy target at 17q23.
"I couldn't recognise a single thing; my mother hadn't known how totally it was destroyed and rebuilt after the war.
I woke up in hospital surrounded by my husband and four children and I did not recognise a single one of them.
The rest of the audience, apparently, were placed in a position where they could not even recognise a single note, played unaccompanied, by a standard instrument of the symphony orchestra.
In 1819, when Sir Walter Scott read the proofs of "The Bride of Lammermoor," which he had written while taking laudanum, "he claimed that he did not recognise a single character, incident or conversation found in the book".
To recognise a single eye capsule such as this in isolation, let alone to interpret its complexity in a meaningful way, would be extremely difficult without a wealth of supporting information about the brain of these early vertebrates.
