Sentence examples for recognizable common from inspiring English sources

Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) represents a recognizable common pattern of acute alveolar-capillary injury in critically ill patients.

CKD, a recognizable common risk factor for adverse outcomes in more severe forms of CHF, is also frequent in patients in the early stages of the disease.

Even though prokaryotic organisms demonstrate recognizable, common architectural principles, they have a great variability in ecology and in metabolic and genomic complexity.

Create a recognizable brand common to trustworthy intermediaries (akin to VeriSign or BBB).

Guth's own Running Cheetah was executed in watercolor, and many botanical illustrations still favor the instantly recognizable style common in 19th century prints Marjorie Leggitt's beautiful illustration of garlic is one example.

This early study showed that the vast majority of viral sequences (80%% or more) were not recognizable using common bioinformatic searches.

Despite being an easily recognizable and common condition, weight loss has not been studied among resource-poor adult patients treated with HAART.

His innovation was to marry abstract form to common, recognizable subject matter, much as the Dada artists had done but without their nihilistic agenda.

Bloomfield defined form classes, rather imprecisely, in terms of some common "recognizable phonetic or grammatical feature" shared by all the members.

The transformation of natural forms to a point where they are no longer recognizable is also common in many styles of primitive and ornamental art.

Exfoliation syndrome (XFS) is the most common recognizable cause of open-angle glaucoma worldwide.