Sentence examples for recognised previously from inspiring English sources
The attraction of transpiring vegetation for moist air has been recognised previously.
In other words, the problem we encountered had been recognised previously – but ignored.
The phenomenon of a two-stage transition occurring for such a simple symmetry relationship has been recognised previously [14].
It was concluded that the intercaruncular endometrium of cattle was far more active physiologically than recognised previously.
The case was identified following screening from a population of normal schoolchildren suggesting that developmental amnesias may be more pervasive than has been recognised previously.
This perspective suggests that partitioning of pollinators may contribute to maintaining the diversity of species in this ecologically and economically important family of tropical trees, and that the pollination component of the regeneration niche may play a more substantial role in maintaining species diversity than has been recognised previously.
For instance, male Cecidostiba semifascia can recognise previously mated females and avoid courting them (van den Assem, 1986) and in Spalangia endius, males exhibit a clear preference for virgins, and an aversion to mated females (King et al., 2005).
The immune system maintains both naïve and memory T cells, so that individuals can mount an immune response to a variety of new antigens while keeping appropriate levels of memory T cells that recognise previously encountered pathogens.
This study has characterised, for the first time, a well recognised but previously unreported phenomenon that occurs in extreme winter climbers, with alarming frequency.
The redefined subset of genes predicted to comprise the refined secretome, verifies the previously recognised secretome predominantly within previously identified hotspot location for this gene type in the genome, namely the subtelomeric and highly recombinatorial regions.
Age-related impairments tend to be greater when the person is trying to recall information than when recognising the previously learned information alongside alternatives.
