Sentence examples for a generally recognised from inspiring English sources

Being poor is not a generally recognised medical symptom of disease but there's little doubt this applies to many women with endometriosis if they want to live well.

As the cabinet papers of September 1987 noted, it is "a generally recognised tax shelter", which is a polite way of saying a legal tax rort.

The submission notes that abolition of negative gearing was done to "partially close off a generally recognised tax shelter" and that such a rationale remained "broadly valid".

FOLFOX is a generally recognised first-line chemotherapy for metastatic colorectal cancer.

Most likely this was the result of the considerable heterogeneity in the differential gene expression patterns of these specific genes across donors, especially with respect to timing the respective downregulation and upregulation at consecutive time points (see online supplementary figure S4), a phenomenon generally recognised in the in vitro chondrogenesis models of primary hBMSCs.

When Money was published, the reviews generally recognised a landmark novel, founded on, but engaged in an argument with, the English literary canon partly prefigured in this series.

In winning the award, Harsent saw off robust competition from a shortlist that was generally recognised to be one of the strongest in years.

After 1950, new analytical techniques made it possible to detect trace ingredients, and companies accumulated chemical libraries that today contain thousands of compounds.Depending on what a customer wants, flavours can be used off the shelf, modified or created anew, following a principle called GRAS (generally recognised as safe).

Although kings in their own right, leading members of the Crovan dynasty paid tribute to the Kings of Norway and generally recognised a nominal Norse overlordship of Mann and the Hebrides.

LDL is generally recognised as a risk factor in the general population, and LDL oxidation is believed to be of importance due to its proinflammatory, even toxic, effects and the uptake of oxidised LDL into the vascular wall, from which it is then not removed.

Jodie had the babies, which were conceived with the help of a sperm donor who is generally recognised to have been her friend Randy Stone, a gay film director.