Sentence examples for are only recognised from inspiring English sources

While research publications with 1* rankings are only recognised nationally for their originality, significance, and rigour, 4* rankings are considered world-leading.

This PSD curve shows three clear peaks, which are only recognised in the PSD curve but not in the corresponding topographic image, where they are essentially imperceptible even in the zooms of the large scale image.

Cathelicidins are only recognised by their conserved signal sequence, since the mature peptides are diverse in length, amino acid sequence and even secondary structure [28].

This is important since it has been suggested that many solid cancers may be invisible to the immune system at the primary site and are only recognised following metastasis into regional lymph nodes [ 8, 29].

It can be assumed that if the diagnosis and the nearing death are only recognised at a late stage, palliative care is either started at a very late stage or not at all.

This involves some aspects of friendships, such as intimacy ('best friends tell each other everything') and loyalty ('best friends stick up for each other'), which are only recognised by adolescents but not by younger children (Buhrmester 1990; Azmitia et al. 1998; Berndt 2002).

It feels as though my profession is only recognised when something has gone wrong.

The youngest state, Fujairah, which was only recognised in 1952, lies on the Batinah coast of the Indian Ocean.

A relatively new concept in the country, it was only recognised through legislation in September 2011, and attitudes have been slow to follow.

Male rape was only recognised by English and Welsh law in 1994 and as a result there is little statistical history, with what there is varying wildly.

Every so often the letters will contain some remark in the lapidary style of his best literary journalism: "Good verse is only recognised after five years at least.