Sentence examples for recognize otherwise from inspiring English sources
In addition, 3D volume rendering may supplement conventional 2D images in portraying complex renal anatomy that may have been difficult to recognize otherwise[ 103, 105 ].
It appeared from the arguments that there were at least five justices who were highly skeptical that the law — which prevents the federal government from recognizing otherwise valid state-sanctioned same-sex marriages — is constitutional.
It is their opportunity for them to shine where they many not normally have been recognized otherwise.
By refusing to recognize an otherwise valid exercise of the right of a citizen to vote for the sake of sacred, unyielding adherence to statutory scripture, we would in effect nullify that right".
She'd had a knowingness, a skepticism — a fringe-factor affiliation that Paolo shared — remarkable enough to allow him to recognize her otherwise unrecognizable self on the steps of the torched Baptist church.
(He actually introduces himself -- as if I might not recognize him otherwise -- and then, very considerately, suggests moving the table so my New York skin won't get burnt to a crisp by the midday L.A. sun).
In this way, one may regard many of the regulations on clinical research not as inconsistent with the libertarian ideal, but instead as starting from that ideal and recognizing that otherwise competent adults often fail to attain it.
In pleomorphic liposarcoma, well-differentiated components were often not recognized in otherwise high-grade tumors.
Accredited institutions are those that have been recognized or otherwise sanctioned by competent authorities in participating countries.
UNICEF's degree accreditation is guided by the International Association of Universities' (IAU) listing of higher education institutions recognized or otherwise approved by competent authorities in participating countries.
Even listeners who would not otherwise recognize the Tibetan word for "good fortune" know it as the name of a fine, shifting group of chamber players, here including Ida Kavafian, violinist; Fred Sherry, cellist; and Richard Stoltzman, clarinetist.
