Sentence examples for recognised examples of from inspiring English sources

Cream-pillaging was one of the first recognised examples of animal culture: the transmission of behaviour from one individual to another, so that it persists down the generations.

However, most recognised examples of developmental compensation relate to dramatic genetic or environmental insults [46] and it is unclear whether the generally smaller phenotypic differences induced by common functional polymorphisms, as used in our study, will be sufficient to induce compensatory responses.

The search looked beyond recognised examples of best-practice and recorded as many instances of experimentation as possible in an allotted amount of time.

Genes encoding certain grain proteins which can be allergenic or nutritionally poorly tolerated are well recognised examples of genes with unwanted characteristics [ 19].

The Pt/H-MOR catalyst is the most widely recognised example of a zeolitic isomerisation catalyst.

In wheat, well-recognised examples of the types of genes that are candidates for mutational inactivation are those that encode allergenic and nutritionally poorly tolerated grain proteins [ 19] as well as grain quality genes such as those that influence starch composition [ 20].

This report describes the first recognised case of Rothia dentocariosa endophthalmitis following intravitreal injection.

Etanercept is the best-recognised example in rheumatological practice, representing a soluble form of the p75 TNF receptor that inhibits TNF-α activity.

This sort of "investment" is not very different from the sort of tribalistic "make it rain" spectacle you saw blowhard masters of local fiefdoms in Dubai pull, or continue to see in other Gulf Arab states, just to point to one widely-recognised example.

In addition to the well-recognised ghost tangles associated with NFT, we also found what appeared to be extracellular ghost GVD, showing clear granulovacuolar inclusions but no evidence of a living neuron, examples of which are shown in Fig.  3.

"This is a fantastic example of recognised leaders in the field of arts and technology working together to grow new and diverse audiences for the arts," he said.