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One of its substrates is α-synuclein but in this case UCH-L1 forms K63-linked ubiquitin chains which are not recognised as a degradation signal by the proteasome.

To understand the types of medical errors/patient trends which are not recognised by the average user of the EHR.

This technique seems to picture events in the skin, which are not recognised in the central circulation.

Women have an education, but hold no qualifications; they suffer from occupational diseases which are not recognised as such; they are willing to learn after they've turned forty, but they have no opportunity to do so.

There are infinite ways to be intelligent, most of which aren't recognised within a school environment.

"Mild-mannered lecturer" @PlashingVole addresses grievances in a blog: "Our job is full of invisible extras which aren't recognised because we don't turn out a 'product', and yet our salaries, our pensions and our working conditions are under constant attack from people who think that we're idle layabouts living in a dream world.

Cassandra reckons a good case could be made for Somaliland, which is not recognised by anyone but seems to run its own affairs well enough.

She and Coulibaly are believed to have married in a religious ceremony in 2009, which is not recognised in French law.

Here in Nicaragua, the 1979 revolution was followed by an election in 1984 which was not recognised by the US because it gave the "wrong" result.

One potential route of escape is via the Turkish-run enclave in northern Cyprus which is not recognised by the US or most other countries.

Trump then used a Fox News interview to question US "one China" policy on Taiwan, a breakaway island state which is not recognised by Beijing.