Sentence examples for recognizable amount from inspiring English sources
Given by DSM- 5 ("excessive motor activity when it is not appropriate"), a recognizable amount of increased activity has to be evaluated within a subjective interpretation.
It is well recognized that genomes are highly fluid, with frequent translocations among chromosomes, even though a recognizable amount of synteny is present (Hillier et al. 2004; Ross et al. 2005).
The end of the slave trade in Jamaica brought about a change in economic climate, with a small albeit recognizable amount of Jamaicans emigrating to other parts of the world, as well as foreign migrant labours arriving from around the globe.
This polymerization-based amplification system produced a positive result that was visibly recognizable with amounts as low as 1000 molecules.
On the waterfront, I stepped into an old stone building, Porthminster Gallery at Westcott's Quay, with remarkably low ceilings, a palpable dampness and an almost disconcerting amount of recognizable images.
With such an incredibly imprecise method of looking into your brain, the amount of recognizable signals you can create for it is pretty limited — the NIA supports less than a dozen "brainfingers".
Thus an HMM offers a simple approach to drastically increase the amount of recognizable sequence inserts in the light of noise from flank ligation and sequencing.
Ciereszko and Schneider [65] reported the fecal pellets of C. gibbosum contain no appreciable amounts of recognizable prostaglandins, suggesting that the majority of prostaglandins are being metabolized or sequestered within the snail.
This assay revealed that in absence of Top2α, both IDA and ETO induce γH2AX recognizable foci in a small amount of cells (p = 0.0007 and p = 0.0076, respectively).
The most generous amount of clams in recognizable belly pieces, along with shreds, is at Randazzo's Clam Bar in Sheepshead Bay.
By using phylogenetic analysis and structural analysis of mutated proteins using hypothetical models can provide a fair amount of information with recognizable precision.
