Sentence examples for recognize case from inspiring English sources

Bundy refused to recognize case law, and wasn't bothered that the Supreme Court had ruled on this question before, when in 1976 justices unanimously rejected an argument by the state of New Mexico that federal wildlife policy exceeded the government's legal authority.

To do so, they must also recognize cases where species crossed great stretches of water.

In this approach, community health workers are trained in early detection to recognize cases of severe acute malnutrition and provide RUTF and routine medical care.

Improved molecular tools and global clinical awareness are needed to recognize cases of endemic syphilis imported to areas where it is not normally seen.

Due to such a high number of cases that I have seen, I could recognize cases that lie in between KC and PMD although both entities have their own tomographic features; and that was the idea behind my study.

This manual helps health-care facilities to recognize cases and prevent further hospital-based disease transmission using locally available materials and only little financial resources (http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvrd/spb/mnpages/dispages/vhf.htm).htm

Other successful scoring scheme, such as DockScore, provides scores on a relative basis within the sampled poses and is not meant to recognize cases where all the poses could be incorrect.

Mr. Stevens, who died on Oct. 5, had the first recognized case of inhalation anthrax from the deliberate dispersal of spores.

Flame wall interactions are investigated for statistically stationary flames and propagating flames, representing the recognized case of head-on quenching.

The most recognized case of a college football player joining the NFL immediately after the end of his college football season was former University of Illinois superstar Harold "Red" Grange.

As reviewed above, one example from their own writing comes from Waters' treatment of the t-allele case, a universally recognized case of three levels of selection operating simultaneously on a single allele.