Sentence examples for being recognised as key from inspiring English sources

MicroRNAs are now being recognised as key regulators of innate immunity [ 28].

Endoplasmic reticulum stress and the activation of mechanisms to protect cells against the consequences of ER malfunction are increasingly being recognised as key concepts in cancer cell biology.

There has been little previous systematic study of carers' experiences, including how families perceive the process of hospitalisation, and decisions about care [ 4, 9], despite this issue being recognised as key to providing appropriate care for people with dementia [ 10].

"Such strong social networks, in turn, have come to be recognised as key to foster community resilience".

As access to financial services is recognised as key for ending poverty, how can mobile money be be encouraged in more developing countries?

They should be recognised as key partners of humanitarian action," he says, noting the role of private firms in organising satellite communications for relief agencies during the Nepal earthquake and in fighting Ebola in west Africa.

In drafts also obtained by the Guardian, the UK successfully proposed that "indigenous resources" – code for shale gas and coal – be recognised as key drivers of energy security, instead of renewables.

While affordable childcare has long been recognised as key to our economic infrastructure, there's a fast-growing group for whom no such election pledges have been aimed: the sandwich generation – those who carry the dual responsibility of caring for young children alongside elderly or disabled relatives.

On rocky shores, limpets and barnacles are recognised as key grazers and ecosystem engineers, respectively.

Riparian zones are a characteristic component of many landscapes throughout the world and increasingly are recognised as key areas for biodiversity conservation.

NGOs and NGO-run schools are recognised as key partners.