Sentence examples for addition to the recognised from inspiring English sources

In addition to the recognised atherosclerotic processes responsible for these cardiac events, a decreased cardiac velocity reserve has also been observed in diabetic patients with CKD [ 20].

In addition to the recognised utility of tumour size and axillary lymph node status, the presence or absence of cohesive clumps of malignant cells in peritumoral vascular spaces (both lymphatic and blood vessels) was found to be prognostically important.

Our work suggests that in addition to the recognised bereavement phase the key time points to focus psychological and existential support for carers are at diagnosis, at home after initial treatment, at recurrence, and in the terminal stage.

In addition to the recognised visible region absorbance bands at 540 nm and 580 nm there are again characteristic NIR features, the trough at 655 nm and the broad absorbance centred at 710 720 nm but extending to considerably longer wavelengths (inset).

A. H. Smith was the first to recognise the existence of a separate Old East Anglian dialect, in addition to the previously recognised dialects of Northumbrian, Mercian, Saxon and Kentish.

Thus, in order to assess fully the benefit of palliative treatments in patients with lung cancer, account must be taken of all symptoms at presentation, in addition to the traditionally recognised chest symptoms.

The possibility that NF may be associated with an increased risk of other malignant neoplasms, in addition to the already recognised NF-associated cancers mentioned above, is not well documented.

In addition to the well recognised and very significant advantage of slowing down the spread of pathogens, and of favouring the maintenance of genetic diversity [ 4], population fragmentation has the other, much less direct and less obvious benefit of favouring the evolution of altruistic behaviours, by making group-level selection possible [ 42].

In addition to the ability to recognise these affective-state groups, the inference system was applied to characterisation of a very large variety of affective state concepts (549 concepts) as combinations of the affective-state groups.

California becomes the 13th state in addition to the District of Columbia to have recognised gay marriage.

In addition to other recognised risk factors for the development of lymphoma, the patient also lacked autoantibodies against Ro/SSA and La/SSB.