Sentence examples for because of its recognised from inspiring English sources

40 We measured IL-6 in particular because of its recognised role as a pro-inflammatory cytokine in RA, 41 and we excluded similar relationships with sIL6R (a surrogate of IL-6R trans-signalling) and other relevant substrates of STAT3 signalling.

Before its abolition, the Metropolitan police authority, of which I was a member, put real restraints on the use of Tasers because it recognised the danger of every officer being armed in that way.

However, 'the Single European Act (SEA) made it possible to piggy-back health considerations onto the development of the single market' [ 15], because it recognised health as a dimension of economic integration.

Again, Germany, the nation the entire eurozone is now counting on, last year decided to ramp up investment in research and education even as it was making overall reductions in public spending because it recognised the economic importance of doing so.

In an interview with the Agence France-Presse news agency, the economist said: "The FT is being ridiculous because all of its contemporaries recognise that the biggest fortunes have grown faster".

The ruling raised eyebrows because it recognised the impact of the development on the surrounding countryside, not just on the farmland where the polytunnels were erected.

In the United States the X-Men film has come under particular fire because of its failure to recognise the Civil Rights movement.

The biggest reason the first apologies from the Philippines were dismissed was that they did not formally come from the government, because of its "one China" policy of recognising only the government in Beijing.

Because of its distinctive appearance, the koala is recognised worldwide as a symbol of Australia.

The interest in oats for human consumption has increased in recent years because of the widely recognised nutritional and health benefits of this cereal.

In the past few years, his support for Serbia in Bosnia and his refusal to recognise Macedonia because of its name squandered Greece's chance to help make the Balkans safer.