Sentence examples for recognised and identified from inspiring English sources

While it is not known precisely where or when the virus originated, analyses in scientific journals have suggested that the H1N1 strain responsible for the 2009 outbreak first evolved in September 2008 and circulated amongst humans for several months before being formally recognised and identified as a novel strain of influenza.

Vanney has recognised and identified his side's 2015 failings, though, and acted on them.

But I recognised and identified with her drifting, disillusioned protagonist, Claire Flannery.

Even if he were, at vast expense, given a new name, a new "life history" and police protection, the chances of his being recognised and identified would be very great.

Moreover, individual odours were always better detected, recognised and identified by women than by men, except for rose and banana recognition.

Therefore, it is vitally important that risk factors for self-harm (such as symptoms of ADHD) are recognised and identified to produce more reliable risk level indicators.

Moreover, validation of electronic patient records based solely on the contents of the clinical database has also been performed, for example by comparing morbidity data to recognised diagnostic standards to confirm diagnoses and identify further cases [ 13].

Terms normosmia, hyposmia and anosmia were used when participants detected, recognised or identified all four, one to three or none of the odours, respectively.

The eye tracking interface uses the visual interactions of users to identify interpretations of constructed shapes, according to recognised parts identified using methods from shape grammar research.

A substantially larger recent study of 191 patients with TOF who did not have a chromosomal abnormality or recognised syndrome identified two novel TBX1 variants.

Sensitivity analyses should be used to explore the effects of recognised uncertainty in the specification of parameter values or distributions, and identify the variables which contribute to variation in simulated outbreaks and detection performance.