Sentence examples for recognition of levels from inspiring English sources

While in South America, Darwin documented the replacement of an extinct by a modern congeneric species and also compared allopatric distributions of what he always saw as discrete living species in southern South America, culminating in his recognition of levels of replacement patterns in the Galapagos avifauna.

For example in three countries (Zambia, Kenya, and Ethiopia) that are experiencing relatively high levels of HIV burden in general, there has also been recognition of high levels of HIV and TB co-infection rates (70%, 48%, and 19%, respectively) [ 26].

The traditionally described paucity of cytokines of T cell origin in the RA synovial membrane, which has been considered an argument against the involvement of T cells in the pathogenesis of the disease, has been put into perspective by the more recent recognition of high levels of IL-15 [ 20], IL-17 and, although at low levels, IFN-γ [ 21] in rheumatoid joints.

Filled pauses, among other disfluencies, were successfully used for recognition of three levels of spontaneity and applied to speaker role recognition with over 70%% precision [32].

Possibly due to familiarity, participants reported four-color design as their favorite design, which also resulted in the fastest recognition of probability levels on both backgrounds.

Publishing the budget on its website the council revealed that despite the cuts it will "be increasing our budget for looked after children by more than £6m, in recognition of the levels of need that exist in Manchester".

The treatment led to the patient's death due to a large number of administered cells localizing to the lung immediately following infusion, which triggered CAR T cells to release cytokines by the recognition of low levels of HER2 on lung epithelial cells.

The recognition of low levels of PA related to CKD in the haemodialysis population has gained recognition in the literature.

If the financial – and football – chaos at prominent clubs such as Rangers, Heart of Midlothian and Hibernian in recent years has offered fresh hope for smaller clubs, there must be a recognition of the level at which the Scottish game finds itself.

"This is a recognition of the level we have reached with this group," Augustin Senghor told the BBC.

Nearly half of the responses provided only a general description of the representation rather than its message, typical of partial recognition of variation (level 2).