Sentence examples for recognized out of from inspiring English sources

Researchers found that when a group is shown photos of different people, black women's faces were least likely to be recognized out of a group of white men and white women.

But while the urgent need for scientific research to inform policy and practice directly is well recognized, out of the 1122 articles on seagrass published from 1973 to 2016 in the region (including China), 77% dealt with management and only 23% dealt with science.

The themes of the book seem to be about people living in states of suspended adolescence, and there's a party scene that I feel like I recognized out of my own life even though this one was all children under 15 and talking animals and then zombies attacked.

The themes of the book seem to be about people living in states of suspended adolescence, and there's a party scene that I feel like I recognized out of my own life even though this one was all children under 15 and talking animals and then zombies attacked. .

The cloning process might generate false-positive or false-negative results because of the cloned sequences being recognized out of the context of the surrounding genomic sequences.

More than 600 species belonging to 13 genera are recognized, out of which 8 genera and some 300 species are recorded in Indonesia (Dransfield, 1979).

"The State of New York has long recognized out-of-state same-sex marriages, and the enactment of the Marriage Equality Act further cemented our State's position on this critical civil rights issue," he said.

Emergency rules implementing the process and listing recognized out-of-state licenses are now approved.

Federal judges have also struck down bans in Michigan, Utah, Texas, Oklahoma and Virginia, and ordered Kentucky and Tennessee to recognize out-of-state gay marriages, though stays have been issued pending appeals.

Those states ban anyone under the age of 21 from obtaining a concealed-carry permit and do not recognize out-of-state licenses, the lawmakers said.

It cited a 2010 opinion by the Maryland attorney general, Douglas F. Gansler, which noted the state's longstanding law recognizing out-of-state marriages, including same-sex ones.