Sentence examples for because of the recognised from inspiring English sources

"This type of sexually objectifying material would be restricted on television because of the recognised harms associated with these stereotyped portrayals of women and it would be considered sexual harassment if it was in the workplace.

Production of recombinant antibody fragments (Fabs) in Escherichia coli has gained interest because of the recognised advantages of this expression system and because Fabs do not require glycosylation.

Identifying lung obstruction in this mining population is relevant because of the recognised role of heavy dust exposure in causing lung obstruction (non-pneumoconiotic effect).

The assessment was also an opportunity to set three collaborative treatment goals, one of which we pre-specified as an exercise/physical activity goal because of the recognised importance of physical activity for managing low back pain.

Because of the recognised difficulties in the classification [ 39] of families where the main earner was in the armed forces (n = 4), we excluded these families from the analyses.

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

LEA coded such trees with each order replaced by an unresolved polytomy comprising its constituent families, but because the composition of the currently recognised placental orders (Lipotyphla and Artiodactyla, in particular) is in question, in addition to their interrelationships, we considered it necessary to exclude trees that would have forced us to assume ordinal monophyly a priori.

I believe that I found it easier to get a position within a university, rather than a non-university role, because the university recognised the value of my PhD as a multilevel achievement rather than simply as a specialist academic publication.

The organisation used the money paid in compensation to launch the new Rainbow Warrior, a flagship larger, better equipped, and because of the French action, recognised worldwide.

We report that EDIAs are active also on trastuzumab-resistant tumour cells both in vitro and in vivo, most likely because of the different epitope recognised, as EDIAs, unlike trastuzumab, were found to be able to inhibit the signalling pathway downstream of ErbB2.

Because of the need to recognise many different invaders, the genetic possibilities for these proteins are enormous.