Sentence examples for common recognition of from inspiring English sources

Recently, there has been a common recognition of the role of sperm competition for the evolutionary diversification of sperm cells [4].

Common recognition of excessive drinking as the main cause of these disasters was, however, delayed until 1995.

This reflects a common recognition of the conflict's impact on those children and women, with their timely return being in their best interest, said UNICEF.

It was therefore not an expression of stigma or jealousy, but rooted in a common recognition of what good parenting is and a common goal to support children.

Despite common recognition of joint responsibility for global health by all countries particularly to ensure justice in global health, current discussions of countries' obligations for global health largely ignore obligations of developing countries.

Even Godan (Godan 1979), recognizing the presence of A. lusitanicus as pest, mentions only A. rufus and A. subfuscus in the detailed lists of pest species and their impact, perhaps because these lists were compiled before the common recognition of A. lusitanicus.

Common standards, or mutual recognition of each other's regulatory processes, could deliver an economic boost.The Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), a think-tank in London, reckons that current NTBs are far more burdensome than tariffs.

Catholic leaders will join representatives from the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A)., Christian Reformed Church in North America, Reformed Church in America and United Church of Christ at the ceremony in Austin, Texas, to sign the agreement, which is called the "Common Agreement on Mutual Recognition of Baptism".

Xylan and galactomannan were used to search for the common recognition mechanisms of hemicellulose, and pectin was used to search for unique recognition systems in C. cellulovorans.

In both cases, the histone 2A family member X (H2AX) is phosphorylated at the C-termini Ser139, a common recognition site of all three major phosphatidyl inositol 3-kinase-like kinases, to form discrete foci at the DSB sites shortly after damage (for review see [38] and references within).

Minoli et al. emphasised the importance of common recognition and definition of endoscopic findings.