Sentence examples for are however recognised from inspiring English sources

Dinosaur tracks are however recognised on the basis of several synapomorphies: (i) dominance of the digit II IV group, (ii) mesaxonic pattern of foot structure, (iii) digit I reduced and shifted backwards (and thus often not preserved in tracks), (iv) bunched metatarsus, and (v) tendency towards digitigrady2,90.

12 Years a Slave and Gravity were, however, recognised in other categories, with Steve McQueen awarded the gong for best director, and Gravity winning biggest game-changer - a category unique to Guardian Film Awards, which celebrates innovation.

It is, however, recognised within HTA that Markov models are not always the most appropriate way to model health outcomes.

"It is, however, recognised that a very small minority of existing bus users will unfortunately still suffer inconvenience from these service revisions".

It was, however, recognised during the work that boundaries between scenarios are not always very clear and that characteristics from several scenarios could be integrated to create the most desirable future image.

It is, however, recognised that the study has a number of limitations.

The structured process of HIA was, however, recognised as flexible enough to fit alongside policy making.

It was, however, recognised that collaboration is two sided and that all parties have a role to play.

It is however recognised that there are many other variables that may affect quality of life scores that are also independent of vision.

It is however recognised that other measures must also be taken into consideration including QoL and cost, particularly in the context of the economic constraints of the NHS.

A realistic perception of risk is, however, recognised in key behaviour change theories as a crucial step towards protection motivation [ 15, 47, 48].