"Tad Hamilton" appears to have suffered not only from having no recognizable stars, according to producers on that film, but also for being too innocent.
The encoded proteins showed no similarity to sequences in the Uniprot or NR databases (BLASTp, E < 1e-05), and contained no recognizable domains according to the SCOP superfamily classification system.
The Islamic State doesn't behave according to recognizable cost-benefit analyses.
Early, middle, and late stages have been defined in each of these, with further subdivisions according to recognizable changes in the style of pottery and other products that are associated with each separate culture.
In China sporting a rock is a universally recognizable sign of achievement, according to Lloyd C. Harris, a professor of marketing and strategy at Warwick Business School.
In this exploratory analysis we were able to observe a recognizable segregation of samples according to the source of their RNA.
The sale, which is intended to appeal to first-time auctiongoers, will offer recognizable pieces at reasonable prices, according to John Sollo, one of the company's owners.
The reach of several of the courses has been amplified by translation: for example, Professor Shelly Kagan's OYC has been subtitled in Mandarin, and the popularity of the course in China has made him "among the most recognizable American professors in China," according to an article in the Chronicle of Higher Education (October 5, 2012, p. B16).
"Happy Birthday to You" – the most popular, and the most recognizable, song in the English language, according to a 1999 report issued by ASCAP – may be about to be liberated from its copyright shackles.
