The interpreters were known to have broad experience as interpreters in clinical work and were recognised as professionally competent.
Indeed, Ae. Aegypti, incriminated as the principal vector involved in the Comoros outbreak [42], is recognised as the most competent vector for CHIKV transmission, whereas Ae. albopictus, which was the principal Aedes species incriminated both in Reunion Island and in Mayotte, is usually considered to be a secondary vector [43].
Competent electron-transfer chain complexes have been recognised as sensors of apoptosis (Lemarie and Grimm, 2011); therefore, activation of OXPHOS by DCA may release sorafenib-resistant HCC cells from an anti-apoptotic status.
Even if it would have lost the plasmid a cell division before that (but is still biochemically competent by possessing the biosynthetic enzyme) it is still recognised as a prototroph as long as it physiologically is one (and we fully agree with the reviewer, this is what matters).
When symptoms are interpreted as objective clinical realities, as is the case within the empiricist tradition, we not only disguise the more complex processes through which bodily sensations are recognised as symptoms that needs professional care, we also limit patient delay studies to simple assessments of whether the patients were competent in recognising signs of potential disease [ 18].
Coleman recognised as much.
But I'm always recognised as female.
Now it's recognised as a classic.
It's widely recognised as successful".
"I don't get recognised as much.
