Sentence examples for recognised in the same way from inspiring English sources

In this study we have investigated how the APC/C recognises its different substrates at different times by asking whether the key mitotic substrate, cyclin B1, is recognised in the same way in different mitotic phases.

Carolyn Hayman, chief executive of the Foyer Federation, which works with homeless and disaffected young people, and a member of the Mr Tomlinson's working group, told EducationGuardian.co.uk: "People who have looked after disabled siblings will be recognised in the same way as if you've been captain of the rugby team".

"And when it comes to social housing they will be recognised in the same way as married couples of opposite sexes".

Branagh added it was an honour to be recognised in the same way as many of his acting heroes, including Sir Laurence Olivier, who he recently played in My Week with Marilyn.

We have addressed this question by determining whether the same substrate, cyclin B1, is recognised in the same way by the APC/C at different times in mitosis.

True negatives (TN) and false negatives (FN) were recognised in the same manner.

"Two things are important, that same sex couples who have a civil partnership will be recognised in exactly the same way under housing regulations as a married couple of the opposite sex.

But while the deceptively simple Mr Bean has won an Emmy and a Golden Rose of Montreux, to name but two overseas awards, it has never been recognised here in the same way.

It would be a mistake to assume these audiences don't crave and recognise quality in the same way an urban audience might.

This is based on a quintessence of twoness that the machine has come to believe in and that, in turn, shows it has extracted the features necessary to recognise a "2" in the same way that a child recognises a squirrel from its tail.Dr Hinton's experiments have focused on hand-written letters and numbers (handwriting recognition being a crucial, and so-far unsolved, problem in machine vision).

Publishers just can't recognise this talent in the same way they do a white British author's.