Sentence examples for apparently recognising from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, they come out well from this exercise, apparently recognising the importance of science and its continued independence.

Physicians in both countries were more likely to make a diagnosis of depression whilst acknowledging the presence of anxiety symptoms and apparently recognising their importance.

LICRLonM8 (McIlhinney et al, 1985) recognises the epitope DTR (Price et al, 1990), whereas BC2 recognises RPAP (Xing et al, 1992), but both of these reagents can apparently recognise fully glycosylated MUC1 (Price et al, 1985; Xing et al, 1989).

The shadow treasurer, Chris Bowen, has (apparently) recognised the private benefit of education in his recent tome.

In the aftermath, the military apparently recognised that "war" wasn't the most popular way of branding their field of activity.

But Mr D'Souza says the biggest worry for him is that investors apparently recognise that bubbles are being created in the tech market, but seem willing to work within them.

The journalist and left-wing writer Paul Mason, next on stage, also apparently recognised the potential for mass deselections of disloyal Labour MPs.

In the case of the MUC1 tandem repeat domain there are clearly subtleties in epitope specificity of all the reagents even when they apparently recognise the core peptide.

All the parties except, apparently, UKIP recognise the importance of the digital economy: the Lib Dems note that it is growing at over 10% annually, much faster than the general economy, and employs about 1.5 million people.

Participants did not judge that more certain knowledge would be gained about which treatment was best when treatments were allocated at random rather than by patient/doctor choice: scientific benefits of randomisation were apparently not recognised.

Apparently, GPs recognise something that is expressed through an elevated Somatization score in a patient.