Sentence examples for recognised and removed from inspiring English sources
Thus, by default, hours and sometimes days may pass before an unnecessary catheter is recognised and removed.
These enzymes convert 5MeC to 5-hydroxymethylcytosine (5hmC), which undergoes subsequent deamination and base excision repair by thymine DNA glycosylase [ 21]. 5MeC derivatives can then be recognised and removed by the base excision repair machinery resulting in the demethylation of once methylated cytosines.
The second is to effectively train their moderators to recognise and remove gender-based hate speech.
A suspended fine or perhaps the threat of a points deduction would have sent a rather stronger message about the importance of recognising and removing players suspected of a possible brain injury which, after all, is what concussion is.
"Once Google has the ability to recognise and remove any image on the internet, these are not the only requests that they receive.
8 The main treatment is to recognise and remove triggering factors, maintain skin hydration and reduce itching and inflammation.
Research team members involved in data preparation are trained to recognise and remove such information, including names, places and contact information.
Cells of the myeloid lineage respond mainly to the presence of pathogenic patterns like fungi, bacteria and viruses as well as dead host cells, by recognising and removing them.
To do this, DTD must be able to recognise and remove the D forms of many different amino acids before they are taken to the growing protein by transfer RNA molecules.
The nucleotide excision repair pathway is considered as one of the most important pathways that guard the integrity of the genome by recognising and removing a variety of DNA cross-links caused by cisplatin or radiation (Dabholkar et al, 1994; Murray and Rosenberg, 1996).
The increase in the UNG2 catalytic activity subsequent to phosphorylation by CDK/cyclins may be of special functional importance, since UNG2 attached to the replication machinery should be able to cope with the speed of the replication fork to efficiently recognise and remove uracils.
