Sentence examples for recognized as easily from inspiring English sources

Creating ears or a body for your shape may end up with a lot of work, so you can just do the face but the person may not be recognized as easily.

Since the bubble was easily recognizable (and recognized) as early as 2002, he could very likely have prevented it from growing to dangerous proportions.

Not that do they not recognize as easily when they are dirty as non-Asperger's children, but they just don't see the importance of taking a bath or keeping clean.

Stahl herself even recognizes the marked change in Zuckerberg from the first time she interviewed him in 2008; at one point in voiceover, Stahl notes remembering "his awkwardness from three years ago, and how he rarely blinks". She immediately follows with how "he's far more relaxed now, easier to smile, and noticeably more confident," a sight that we as viewers can easily recognize as well.

Human adipose tissue is officially recognized as an easily accessible source of mesenchymal stem cells (AMSCs), a significant factor for use in tissue regenerative medicine.

Few outside the physics community will recognize his name as easily as those of his famous colleagues Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking -- or even of his graduate student Richard Feynman.

Amazon executives have pointed out that computers don't recognize certain products as easily as people do, potentially causing shoppers to wait while an item is being identified.

This group included approximately half of the student population that was initially exposed to traditional teaching and potentially included students that did not recognize EKG patterns as easily as their colleagues but were able to obtain a correct EKG diagnosis through other mental mechanism.

Scenes like this are signed with his own verbal flourish, as easily recognized as a spat between Laurel and Hardy.

The man with the most recognizable face in Congress is worried about the citizens of America being as easily recognized as he is thanks to facial recognition technology.

As these mutations cannot be as easily recognized as non-synonymous mutations there is always the risk that they remain unidentified.