Sentence examples for recognised via from inspiring English sources
Governments need to get their own houses in order and the industry's implicit government subsidy ought to be recognised via offsetting levies (as is already the case).
From a public health perspective, many early deaths may consequently be avoided if genetic predisposition is recognised via close monitoring of persons' family origin.
This reinforces recent evidence that granulosa cells can act as immune sensors and play an active role in initiating protective inflammatory responses to bacterial pathogens, recognised via interaction of pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs) such as lipopolysaccharide, with toll-like receptor 4 (TLR4) on the cell surface [ 21, 29, 30].
"By joining a company with Vodafone's global reach, ZYB has more opportunities to bring to the mobile a further advance to the rich and interactive communications experience which people already recognise via the internet on their PC".
The role of plastic deformation in contact interactions between asperities was recognised and confirmed via SEM analyses already by (Brown and Scholz 1986).
We propose that B-sets are recognised by mutants via dimerisation with cofactors or with NKX2-5 WT.
It is thus useful to discriminate (1) bacteria that have been cultured, that are typically available in culture collections, and whose growth requirements are known, from (2) bacteria that may be recognised as novel via macromolecular sequencing (typically of ribosomal DNA ) but that have not yet been cultured and whose growth requirements may not yet even be known.
It is recognised that Visual Impact Assessment (VIA), unlike many other aspects of Environmental Impact Assessments EIAA), relies less upon measurement than upon experience and judgement.
During an infection, macrophages recognise PAMPs via TLRs.
Macrophages and other innate immune cells recognise pathogens via pattern recognition receptors (PRRs) and their activation helps promote the production of chemokines and cytokines [1 3].
A 7.5 Mb locus on chromosome 19q13.12 composed of 148 genes was recognised in two families via genome-wide linkage analysis.
