Sentence examples for be recognised in some from inspiring English sources

"Even if you're just a session player, you like to think you can be recognised in some way.

The aspiration of Palestinian refugees to return would be recognised in some form of words, but Israel would determine how many could return to Israel proper, and most would be expected not to.

The primer set [ 14] and the probe for the IS 900 qPCR were specifically selected to avoid IS 900-like sequences that can be recognised in some other mycobacteria [ 15- 17].

That is recognised in some circles in Europe.

Overseas same-sex marriages are recognised in some states, but not in South Australia.

While same-sex marriage is not legal in Australia, overseas same-sex marriages are recognised in some states, but not in South Australia, the Northern Territory and Western Australia.

Australia has not legalised same-sex marriage, and while overseas same-sex marriages are recognised in some states, South Australia is not one of them.

"Giving yourself permission to stop is much easier if you have fulfilled your professional requirements and that is recognised in some way.

Despite the relevance of forest nutrition in planted forests, there was little focus on this topic at the 3rd Congress on Planted Forests in Europe in 2013 although shortages of forest soil scientists and forest nutrition experts was recognised in some discussion groups of the Congress as a relevant matter of concern.

The local language, Warlmanpa, was recognised in some publications from the 1930s onward, while anthropologists and administrators made some records of language and population in the region of Muckaty Station.

It seems that the CD8+ T cell response against WNV includes both a few epitopes recognised in the majority of infected individuals - interindividually dominant epitopes - as well as a broad response against interindividually subdominate epitopes that each are recognised in some infected individuals, but not in others.