Sentence examples for recognized newly from inspiring English sources
For all but two of the species, we recognized newly established nests after having mapped all existing nests in an area and then noted the subsequent appearance of new nests.
In one experiment, researchers placed the insulin and IGF1 receptor-impaired mice in a maze to study if they could recognize newly introduced stimuli.
Liberals believed that the Constitution should be read expansively, and that the Supreme Court should recognize newly defined rights — the right, say, to attend an integrated public school, or, later, the right to choose abortion.
It initiated a lecture series to recognize newly tenured faculty (later named to honor Giddens).
This "danger theory" may explain why pregnant women do not reject their nondangerous fetus and lactating women do not recognize newly expressed milk protein as dangerous.
A history of discriminations and free and fair binding self-determination referendums seem to be a necessary but not sufficient condition for the international community to recognize newly created states.
That's one reason why you have to get a new flu shot each year--antibodies produced in response to last year's vaccine don't recognize newly mutated strains.
When she returned to her home community of Rochester, New York, she was amazed and delighted to recognize newly arrived Bhutanese-Nepali refugees.
The second edition followed the recommendations of Colin Groves in the third edition of Mammal Species of the World from 2005 by recognizing newly identified nocturnal species and raising many former subspecies to species status.
However, male-role shrimp use contact pheromones to recognize newly molted (EP) reproductive female shrimp [21], thus playing a key role in intra- and inter-specific mate recognition in this species of Lysmata.
Thus, sustained viral sequence comparisons and phylogenetic analyses of current HPAIV H5N1 are necessary to recognize newly emerging influenza variants and to monitor the global spread of these viruses.
