Sentence examples for been broadly recognised as from inspiring English sources
Smoking tobacco has been broadly recognised as dangerous since 1950, when British epidemiologist Richard Doll published the first conclusive study linking smoking to lung cancer.
In forests, light is broadly recognised as one of the major factors determining growth, and morphological responses comprise changes in crown architecture and stem stature.
Lorca never publicly acknowledged his homosexuality, but the thinly veiled homoerotic imagery in his work and consistent rumours throughout his life meant that it was broadly recognised.
It is broadly recognised that research outcomes from universities should be accepted by the public and be of economic, social, environmental or political benefit to society.
As a possible consequence, acquisition of anti-PfEMP1 immunity appears to follow a particular order, with UpsA variants generally being the first to be broadly recognised in older children (Warimwe et al., 2009; Cham et al., 2010).
The role of Community Health Workers (CHWs) in improving access to basic healthcare services, and mobilising community actions on health is broadly recognised.
This need is broadly recognised: when the recent trial data showed the benefits of earlier initiation, patient groups in South Africa immediately demanded a change in guidelines [ 69].
Because patients with RA are unlikely to be aware of their anti-CCP antibody status and because exposures covered by our questionnaire are not broadly recognised as RA risk factors, we believe that misclassification arising from recall problems would most likely have been non-differential and tended to produce conservative ORs and blur risk factor differences between the two RA subtypes.
Generally recognised as safe.
It's widely recognised as successful".
