Sentence examples for be recognized that without from inspiring English sources

A further development came when it began to be recognized that, without a license from pope, emperor, or king, no school could be formed possessing the right of conferring degrees, which originally meant nothing more than licenses to teach.

However, it should be recognized that, without any exception, according to basic and widely accepted knowledge of the philosophy of science, spatial and temporal extrapolations beyond time and space of measurements never can be fully justified in a strict sense of logical, inductive, reasoning ex ante[33 37].

It was recognized that, without appropriate planning and conduct, bias could easily be introduced.

It is recognized that without a sustained workforce, care provision would be further compromised, threatening the fulfillment of the facility mission.

However, it is recognized that without any control, the current distribution of O. lyallii is likely to continue spreading slowly into, and reducing the area of, the maritime tussock scrub herbfield community that lies between the shore and the Metrosideros forest, particularly on the leeward side of the island (Lee et al. 1991).

I think that our group being what it is recognizes that, without me having to remind them.

It has long been recognized that the chloroplast genomes without IRs tend to have highly rearranged gene orders with respect to close relatives that possess IRs, suggesting that the quadripartite structure aids genome stability (Palmer et al. 1987; Strauss et al. 1988; Turmel et al. 2005; Bélanger et al. 2006).

It has been recognized that RBC transfusion is not without risks.

It is recognized that the hard brittle bone, often without a normal medullary canal, makes arthroplasty implantation difficult, may compromise the outcome and lead to more frequent complications [ 26].

It was recognized that, in order to improve the report without making it too long, the various suggestions would have to be scrutinized carefully so as not to overburden the secretariat and in order to keep the report from growing too long.

In response, the speaker pro tempore (a Democrat to be determined) might ask: "For what purpose does the gentle lady from New York rise?" Or perhaps Ms. Slaughter will simply be recognized without that ritual question.