Sentence examples for earliest recognition from inspiring English sources

The earliest recognition of malignancies traceable to the Age of Industry came during the last quarter of the nineteenth century.

The earliest recognition that diseases might be communicable led to extreme measures designed to isolate infected persons or communities.

Its earliest recognition as a legal corporation belongs to about the year 1211, when a brief of Innocent III empowered it to elect a proctor to be its representative at the papal court.

It was while playing at Cheltenham in 1774 that she met with the earliest recognition of her powers as an actress, when by her portrayal of Belvidera in Thomas Otway's Venice Preserv'd she won the appreciation of a party of "people of quality" who had come to scoff.

The earliest recognition of pancreatic cancer has been attributed to the 18th-century Italian scientist Giovanni Battista Morgagni, the historical father of modern-day anatomic pathology, who claimed to have traced several cases of cancer in the pancreas.

A conserved family of splicing factors called SR proteins also facilitates the earliest recognition of the 5' and 3' splice sites (for review [2]).

"But I think early recognition is everything.

"Early recognition, early treatment, is a big issue here," he said.

My friend Barry Cole, who has died aged 77, gained early recognition as a poet and novelist.

Early recognition of the warning signs and quick medical attention are paramount to a good outcome.

Early recognition of the warning signs and quick medical attention are paramount for a good outcome.