Sentence examples for be recognised because of from inspiring English sources

In adulthood an advanced state of arthrosis can be recognised because of the considerable delamination of articular cartilage.

Such individuals are increasingly likely to be recognised because of immunohistochemical testing of colorectal cancers.

They have a variety of snout shapes, but can be recognised because the fourth tooth of the lower jaw is visible when the mouth is closed.

As a consequence, this condition cannot be recognised as an occupational injury because of computer work.

However, family carers report valuing the work done by professionals [ 13], and can be recognised as assets by healthcare staff, because of their potential to facilitate care [ 14].

In France, MMA is struggling to be recognised by the Ministry of Sport, largely, it says, because of opposition from the judo federation.

"We will continue to build great amenities so that, in the following years, it is not only Boracay [that] will be recognised but the whole Philippines as well, because of Crown Regency".

It must also be recognised that Scott's problems here have, generally, arrived because of three putts.

They say Northern Ireland has special circumstances because of the legacy of the Troubles and those should be recognised.

It's not because I want to be recognised.

Because of its function as a-type pheromone, HPP1 should be recognised by HPR1.