Sentence examples for recognized much like from inspiring English sources

Slimb is recruited to Osk by a typical phosphodegron that must undergo two sequential phosphorylations to be recognized, much like other well-characterized Slimb/β-TRCP substrates, such as Armadillo/β-catenin, Cubitus Interruptus, and IκB (Fuchs et al., 2004; Smelkinson et al., 2007).

Released in the spring of 1930, this late silent production was an immediate success — perhaps because, after a decade of Expressionism and its gloomy, romantic heirs, the popular audience was excited to recognize people much like themselves in situations everyone could relate to.

Wasps can recognize faces much like many apes do, researchers report online today in Science.

But they also recognized how much people liked the product as it was, and how little they would welcome a big change.

West described a country that Aung San Suu Kyi would have recognized as being much like her own: a fragile mosaic of ethnicities, languages, historical backgrounds, and cultural traditions.

MAb 9C7 recognized transfected ORF4 much like T3B8 and T2B11 in Figure 1A (data not shown) but still stained cells infected with ORF4-deficient MHV-68, albeit at a lower level than those infected with wild-type (Figure 1D).

The value of communication, he says, "isn't formally recognized as much as I'd like".

If we want the Constitution enforced as consistently as possible, we need to consider what approach to judicial review is best calculated to ensuring that result, recognizing that judges (much like other human beings) will make errors.

"I very much liked James Deen.

I never much liked textbooks.

While he grasped the miraculous role we play in life, he recognized how much of the world goes on, oblivious to everyday wonders like a beautiful baby girl.