Sentence examples for recognised as defined from inspiring English sources

Two subtypes of KoRV (KoRV-A and KoRV-B/KoRV-J) are now recognised, as defined by sequence differences and by the cellular receptor used during infection [ 30]: KoRV-A uses the sodium-dependent phosphate transporter encoded by the Pit-1 (SLC20A1) gene [ 31], whereas KoRV-B uses the thiamine transporter encoded by the THTR1 (SLC19A2) gene [ 25, 32].

As we debate the role of women in society today it is worth reminding ourselves that wisdom – in all its forms – was originally recognised as defining our species, not our sex.

Pituitary apoplexy (PA) was first described by Pearce Bailey in 1898 [1] and recognised as a defined clinical syndrome by Brougham et al. in 1950 [2].

Both E′ and A′ were measured when an E′ wave could be recognised as a defined velocity peak when partial fusion occurred.

Bone marrow adiposity was determined by measuring the area occupied by the adipocytes recognised as white holes defined by the light blue staining cell wall over 0.75 mm.

From the days of Tacitus, brevity has been recognised as the defining characteristic of style.

By contrast this near two-hour epic is a ferocious distillation of musical styles old and new and a stunning declaration of intent that Knowles intends to be recognised as the defining pop artist of her era.

Effective communication with stakeholders towards economic prosperity, environmental quality and social justice has been recognised as a defining characteristic of corporate responsibility in the twenty-first century (Wheeler and Elkington, 2001).

Nor have security forces achieved a monopoly of violence across the whole country, which is widely recognised as a defining characteristic of the modern state.

David Pollock of The Independent felt that, "this near two-hour epic is a ferocious distillation of musical styles old and new and a stunning declaration of intent that Knowles intends to be recognised as the defining pop artist of her era.

Multiphase studies require skillful connection of strands over multiple phases and are also recognised as difficult to define as part of the one program.