Sentence examples for recognised table from inspiring English sources

Using the YSQ-1 the children were good at identifying the borders of the cervical spine (both boundaries correctly identified: 91.8%) but the lumbar (67.4%) and thoracic spines (63.3%) were somewhat less clearly recognised (Table  2).

Although two transcripts for class I diTPSs with sequence homology to the ent-kaurene synthase are recognised (Table  3), both of them preferentially expressed in root compared to leaf and have a stretch of overlapping sequences; suggesting that the two contigs might in fact represent a single transcript.

Dmitri Mendeleev, the Russian chemist who published what is regarded as the first widely recognised periodic table, has been celebrated with his own Google doodle on what would have been his 182nd birthday.

Data from references [ 15, 16] Our study included samples of all but one currently recognised species (Table 2) and focused on the reconstruction of ancestral habitat preferences using both parsimony and Bayesian approaches.

During the inclusion period, 24 consecutive patients with recurrent glioblastoma treated with carmustine wafers and intravenous fotemustine were recognised (see Table 1): thirteen patients were males (54%) and nine females (46%); median age was 54 (range 32 77).

The single most important negative perception (3% of students) with regard to the new programme, and which persisted into the second year of implementation, was that the programme would not be recognised internationally (Table 5).

Other very conspicuous and consistent characters also help differentiate consistently recognised species in Table 1, such as the slender pedicellate flowers of C. calcarata; a distinct hair tuft at the anther insertion in C. siamensis; and the densely pubescent corolla in C. calcarata.

Leaf stripe isolate Dg2, which is recognised by Rdg2a [10] (Table S1), is virulent on cv.

These lines were susceptible to leaf stripe isolate Dg5, which is not recognised by Rdg2a (Table 1).

Table 1 sets out the full analogy we make between connectionist learning in neural networks and eco-evo dynamics in ecosystems, starting with the previously recognised dynamical equivalence (Table 1a-f).

The 80 HEIs chosen for this research study were selected by drawing on nationally recognised university rankings tables.