Sentence examples for been recognised for many from inspiring English sources

Although the effects of sedimentation in caves have been recognised for many years, its role in speleogenesis is frequently overlooked.

It has been recognised for many years that power ultrasound has great potential in a wide variety of processes in the chemical and allied industries.

The clinical importance of feline hypertension has been recognised for many years and most feline practitioners are quite familiar with this syndrome.

Mr Bacon said: "Because they are partly a perk, it's been recognised for many years that people get taxed on their company cars and it's surprising that shouldn't be the same in the public sector.

It has been recognised for many years that pluripotent stem cells have a more open chromatin structure than their differentiated derivatives [32], perhaps permitting 'leaky' gene expression.

A heterogeneous group of gastrointestinal smooth muscle tumours has been recognised for many years.

The importance of facilitative interactions and organismal ecosystem engineering for establishing the structure of communities is increasingly being recognised for many different ecosystems.

"Dolly is a striking reminder of Scotland's record of scientific achievement and her contribution can now be recognised for many centuries to come," museum director Gordon Rintoul told the BBC at the time.

Many of the new MBEs in Wales have been recognised for charity and community work.

Whilst differences between suitable activities and rehabilitation following joint replacement are recognised for knee and hip patients, many similarities remain [ 9] and these results contribute to the argument for further trials for hip replacement patients being necessary.

Milonov was recognised for his "active lawmaking efforts and many years of honest work".