Sentence examples for which should be recognized from inspiring English sources
Sampling introduces multiple opportunities for selection bias, which should be recognized and controlled.
There is ample opportunity for improvement in current practice, which should be recognized by hospital managers and Nepalese health authorities.
Incomplete engagement of accessed members of the sample introduces further opportunities for selection bias, which should be recognized and controlled.
This case demonstrated a very rapidly developed IRU which should be recognized and appropriately managed to avoid permanent damage of the eye.
However, Koukopoulos recognized that mania and hypomania were important components in many cases of episodic mood disorders, which should be recognized and treated as bipolar disorder.
Incomplete access to all identified members of the sample introduces multiple opportunities for selection bias, which should be recognized and controlled.
Now, that is integrity writ-large, for which O'Donnell should be recognized and applauded.
Unfortunately, he does not devote much attention to exactly which individual rights should be recognized constitutionally.
Sex that has nothing whatever to do with issues of feminism or "women's rights" (which is and should be recognized as a redundancy since women are humans and more humans are women than anything else) or with all the just causes (that should have been resolved a long time ago) like equal pay for equal work, which is so obvious I can't understand how anyone could argue it.
Since ICTV study groups (12 ) are mostly responsible for deciding which virus species should be recognized within individual genera and families, these specialty groups, with their in-depth knowledge of particular areas in virology, have been given the task of establishing which diagnostic properties are most useful for species demarcation.
The "rules" that determine which pairs of complementary anticodon loops should be recognized from the same, and which ones from the opposite, sides in order to avoid their confusion seem to have been implemented very early, most likely by ribozymic precursors of the two enzymes (ibid).
