Sentence examples for been recognised for more from inspiring English sources

The condition has been recognised for more than a century, and until recently had been thought to only affect boxers who suffered repeated concussive injuries through being punched in the face.

It has been recognised for more than 60 years that forced marriage is in law, a "slavery like" practice.

The high incidence of osteoporosis worldwide and its main complication, osteoporotic fractures, also known as fragility fractures, have been recognised for more than 20 years [ 1].

The negative effect of large crystalloid fluid volumes on outcome after open abdominal surgery has been recognised for more than a decade [ 8- 17, 18] 18].

While the aetiology of childhood leukaemia remains largely unknown (Ross et al, 1994; Pui, 1995), the association of childhood acute leukaemia with Down syndrome (DS) has been recognised for more than 70 years (Brewster and Cannon, 1930).

The association between cancer and venous thrombosis has been recognised for more than 100 years (Piccioli et al, 1996), since episodic migratory thrombophlebitis was first reported in patients with cancer by Trousseau (Sørensen and Baron, 2005).

As one of Europe's biggest manufacturers of clothing, Portugal's young fashion creatives inspire an environment-focused future where their country is recognised for more than just low-cost assembly.

From the music beginnings of her studio album Light Years, she has been recognised for her introduction to more mainstream disco music, which has been evident to her music, with people and critics dubbing her a Disco Queen.

Lord Young, a successful businessman who was brought into politics by Margaret Thatcher, has been recognised for public service in a career of more than 50 years.

The possible antiproliferative effects of beta-carotene have been recognised for some time, with investigations being focused more recently on its derivative, retinoic acid, which has been found to improve differentiation in many tissues, including cell lines derived from mammary carcinomas.

Smallholders have long been marginalised by mainstream development policies, and only more recently has their crucial importance been recognised for addressing rural poverty through agricultural reform.