Sentence examples for As recognised in from inspiring English sources

As recognised in the above conversation between Teacher T3 and her students in Lesson 3 (Source A), the teacher's questions were often developed from the students' initial answers.

As recognised in the latter programme, control of occupational exposures remains the mainstay of addressing the problem.

As recognised in some more recent studies, past marital experience may also have implications for health and mortality, particularly at older ages.

As recognised in recent years, in gliomas and other tumours CD25+ cells often represent regulatory T cells (FoxP3+), and these cells have been demonstrated to play an important role in the maintenance of peripheral tolerance [ 5, 6, 11].

As recognised in Dawson and Belkhir (2001), the tree or forest generated by the exact linkage algorithm captures more of the information from the posterior distribution than any other version of the maximin agglomerative algorithm.

Landscape views and the enjoyment people derive from them, represent an important cultural ecosystem service (CES) as recognised in frameworks such as the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment (2005) and TEEB (2010).

However, none have reported as many different peptidases as were recognised in the D. variabilis cDNA midgut library described in this paper.

The answer lay, as many Scots recognised, in closer assimilation to England, indeed in further anglicising reform of Scots law.

It is right that we help those people, as we recognised in our 2009 white paper.

What is lost in this coalition – as Shirley Williams recognised in the Guardian – is any notion of state action to achieve equality and social justice.

Since then, economics and the world have moved on, as Robin recognised in a 1998 revision of The Economic Theory of Managerial Capitalism.