Sentence examples for been generally recognised from inspiring English sources

It has now been generally recognised that the US boom is not going to go on at the frenetic pace which persuaded some commentators to fantasise about a 'new economy' that rendered previous history, as Henry Ford once observed, 'more or less bunk'.

Our results suggest that Prevotella and Veillonella spp. are a distinctive component of the normal flora of the lung as well as other moist epithelia, and that their presence in normal airways may not have been generally recognised because of their requirement for anaerobic culture.

It has been generally recognised as safe as a nutrient supplement in food.

In recent decades it has been generally recognised that, in addition to academic ability, doctors' professional competence depends on a range of desirable personal qualities (for example [ 1]).

The aetiology and clinical significance of such elevated PLTC in patients with injuries remains unclear, even if it has been generally recognised as a reactive phenomenon.

Although examples of association between BRG1 and TFs have been previously described (Trotter and Archer, 2008; Reisman et al., 2009; Euskirchen et al., 2011), this specific configuration of BRG1 binding to nucleosomes flanking the TF binding sites has not been generally recognised.

This study has shown that insulin initiation is generally recognised as acceptable in general practice.

This study has shown that whilst insulin initiation is generally recognised as acceptable in general practice, the role of the DNE and PN in this space and improved communication between health professionals are factors which need to be addressed.

"We're generally recognised as being top of the league.

And it was generally recognised to be a very unstable way to live".

Investigative procedurals are universally accepted and American shows are generally recognised as the gold standard.