Sentence examples for that could be recognized from inspiring English sources
He added that Fatah recognized Israel long ago and had still not achieved a peace deal, and that Israel still did not have fixed borders that could be recognized.
The resulting ubiquitin chain(s) have a structure that could be recognized by NEMO (Dynek et al., 2010).
Polysaccharides and proteins, as biocompatible substrates similar to bio-macromolecules that could be recognized by human body, are two preferred polymers for fabrication of such hydrogels.
Upon sensing the bean plant's response, the bacterium kicked out the portion of its genome responsible for making proteins that could be recognized by the plant.
Given the increasing reports of the development of resistance in many enzymatic systems, a drug that could be recognized by more than one enzyme could prove highly advantageous in overcoming resistance mechanisms related to binding site mutations.
The inductive effect from the anomaly is expected to have a significant effect on the response because its corresponding inductive scale length is comparable to its physical dimension, and the 3D inductive effect from each anomaly is recognizable because it is embedded at a depth that could be recognized within the given period range.
Different studies demonstrated that myoblast could be recognized directly by host T cells due to the expression of MHC antigens that are recognized by TCR on T cells.
This meant that recognizing others from one's cultural group became far from trivial and of course, one needed to ensure that one could be recognized by others as well.
"I sure wish that we could be recognized as the head and not the tail of the U.S., because we should be the head literally and figuratively".
"I sure wish that we could be recognized as the head and not the tail of the U.S., because we should be the head — literally and figuratively".
When the German psychiatrist Emil Kraepelin first distinguished_dementia praecox,_as he called it, from manic-depressive disorder in 1893, back when Freud was drafting the _Interpretation of Dreams,_he argued that schizophrenia could be recognized by its persistent, deteriorating course.
