Sentence examples for from being recognised as from inspiring English sources
"Someone like Joe Gallagher tells his fighter 20 different things but it's important to only have one or two because you're just going to forget the rest, aren't you?" Maybe, though that did not stop Gallagher from being recognised as The Ring's Trainer of the Year, the first British-born winner.
Causal-responsibility results from being recognised as the origin (the "cause") of a particular event.
They preserve chromosome integrity and protect chromosomes from being recognised as damaged DNA.
The shelterin complex protects chromosome ends from end-to-end fusion and degradation forming special t-loop like structures and thus masking the linear ends of chromosome from being recognised as single and/or double-strand DNA breaks.
Telomeres prevent chromosome ends from being recognised as damaged DNA in need of double-strand break repair and, as a result, protect against chromosome chromosome fusions and rearrangements, helping maintain genomic integrity (Wright and Shay 2005; Murnane 2006; Blackburn 2001).
Telomeres are repetitive DNA sequences that protect the ends of chromosomes from being recognised as DNA double-strand breaks, and are shortened during each cell division (Blackburn et al., 2006).
Although Mann refers to the conscious "singling out" of an individual, humiliation may equally follow from not being recognised as an individual, as in each of the previous three categories.
At the same time, it initiated a rewriting of south-south co-operation where the takeover of communal lands that have been homes, grazing grounds and water sources for generations, by corporations – even if they are from the global south – is being recognised as a new form of colonisation.
Biofuel (biodiesel, bioethanol, and biogas) from combustible sources is presently being recognised as an alternate and green renewable fuel for sustainable energy production in the near future [ 5].
Bulmer-Rizzi also experienced resistance from police and a funeral director in being recognised as David's next-of-kin.
