Sentence examples for which could be recognised from inspiring English sources

In other cases the 5' predicted sequence extended past the apparent true methionine start codon, which could be recognised by conservation and the presence of the signal sequence.

AmCBL1 could be induced by drought, salt and ABA (data not shown), and we found some homologous sequences which could be recognised by MYB and MYC elements and one homologous sequence of the ABRE element.

With the help of social media, victims were able to find video evidence in which vans and policemen could be recognised, to show the court that police were present at the time they received their injuries.

The bacterial flora changes during oral carcinogenesis and thus the flagella of oral bacteria could be recognised by TLR5, which in turn might affect the release of tumour promoting cytokines in cancer cells or induce cancer cell invasion (Park et al, 2010, 2011a).

Wedding parties could be recognised by the number of coloured acrylic wide brims teetering backwards.

The magazine said the President could be recognised by his shoes.

Thereby, changes in teachers could be recognised more explicitly.

Also safety relevant defects like voids in tendon ducts and cracks in concrete could be recognised.

After viewing the footage, regional police chief Gen Daoud Daoud said those responsible could be recognised.

Muscle cell ischaemia and massive volume cell death lead to the release of myoglobin, potassium, and lactic acid, which could be fatal if not recognised or treated early.

Muscle cell ischaemia and massive volume cell death lead to the release of myoglobin, potassium, and lactic acid, which could be fatal if not recognised or treated early [3].