Sentence examples for well recognized characteristic from inspiring English sources

Increased prostanoid activity is a well recognized characteristic of colorectal cancer [ 4, 8, 10, 18- 20].

The two subjects with the youngest age at onset of symptoms (Cases 4 and 9, who developed symptoms at age 32 and 17, respectively) presented with dystonic features in the lower limbs at onset, a well recognized characteristic of young-onset Parkinson's disease cases (Bozi and Bhatia, 2003).

Hemangioma, the most common noncystic hepatic mass, has well recognized imaging characteristics; however, a hemangioma that has undergone degeneration and fibrous replacement (sclerosed hemangioma) may have atypical imaging features that can mimic a malignant hepatic neoplasm, in particular cholangiocarcinoma or metastasis.

Although retinal neovascularization is the most recognized characteristic of ROP, the disease results in neuronal dysfunction as well.

The Scout uniform is a widely recognized characteristic of Scouting.

The long-range periodicity of the Universe is well recognized now and the characteristic wave number of the pair correlation function (PCF) k0 ∼ 0.05 hMpc−1 (λ0 ∼ 125 h−1Mpc) is well-defined.

It is well recognized that the main characteristic of the design of structures under seismic excitation is probabilistic rather than deterministic; therefore, it should be determined if whether the probability of structural damage decreases when such parameters change in the design of structures.

Even though the biological reasons behind this site multiplicity are yet to be fully understood [ 16], it is often considered as a useful motif characteristic and well recognized in the working field.

Well recognized examples of the plateau characteristic include such familiar phenomena as the treatment of iron deficiency anemia (in which hemoglobin rises to a normal value, but then plateaus despite continuing or even increasing iron doses), rehydration in water and electrolyte depleted patients, refilling of the muscle compartment by protein in famine victims, on and on.

It is well recognized that breast cancer biological characteristics change as age advances.

While each neurodegenerative disorder has its own distinctive characteristics, it is well recognized that there is an overlap between various disorders, both in clinical presentations and in histopathological features including skin changes over the disease course [ 22].