Sentence examples for recognizing relatives from inspiring English sources

It's a viable way of recognizing relatives".

The new study also raises interesting questions about smells and recognizing relatives.

3, 4 In the late (severe) phase, there are difficulties with food intake, walking, or recognizing relatives and friends.

Objection 5: Geach remarks that "As for our recognizing relative identity predicables: any equivalence relation…can be used to specify a criterion of relative identity".

The man is conscious but sedated, has responded appropriately to commands and recognizes relatives who have been constantly at his side, the doctors said.

The finding is a surprise, even a bit of a shock, in part because most animals have not even been shown to have the ability to recognize relatives, despite the huge advantages in doing so.

Since the research on sea rockets was published in August in Biology Letters, a journal of the United Kingdom's national academy of science, Dr. Dudley and colleagues have found evidence that three other plant species can also recognize relatives.

In the paper, published last month in the Proceedings of the Royal Society, Dr. Jill M. Mateo, an animal behaviorist, and Dr. Robert E. Johnston, a psychologist, concluded that golden hamsters could recognize relatives they had never met from a group of hamster strangers, simply by giving them a good long sniff.

In most of these studies, the ability to recognize relative changes of consecutive tones is quantified.

Although our results are qualitative, because we could not determine the absolute source depth or the absolute magnitude of changes in the source, we could recognize relative differences in source depth from behavioral differences in the stacked data.

They also show that estimates of screening performance are robust to the recognized relative overestimation of risk using Framingham equations in people under about 65 [17][18].