Sentence examples for Highly recognised from inspiring English sources

Redmayne's performance could also see him highly recognised when the major award nominations are announced next year.

Therefore it is possible that asexual parasites with a surface antigen phenotype dominated by the highly recognised Type A var genes, such as the antibody-selcted 3D7-Dodowa1 line [11], may have been more commonly recognised by plasma antibodies from children who recognised GSA.

Community members in Pader District highly recognised HIV and AIDS as a community problem.

In Nepal, there are over 50,000 FCHVs working to improve the health of their communities (6), and they are highly recognised for the contribution they have made to improve maternal and child health (7).

Although we identified few serious ADRs due to PIPs across care settings, the ADRs included one fatal case due to long-term use of long-acting benzodiazepines, highly recognised to be inappropriate in the elderly.

Benja Stig Fagerland Benja Stig Fagerland was the initiator and originator of the highly recognised project Female Future, which was developed for NHO - the confederation of Norwegian enterprise.

And, yes, they meet (mostly highly recognisable) Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people including Stan Grant and Mick Gooda, both key Recognise supporters.

It makes Jeremy Paxman look like yesterday's man.' Popular with the public, instantly recognised, highly experienced and with a reputation for guts under fire.

We recently identified domain II (DII) of Plasmodium vivax AMA-1 (PvAMA-1) as a highly immunogenic region recognised by IgG antibodies present in many individuals during patent infection with P. vivax.

Be that as it may, as social animals, humans are highly skilled at recognising feelings and intentions in others.

"However, it is important to remember that university admissions staff are highly experienced at recognising this and taking such things into account when interpreting personal statements," she said.