Sentence examples for from the recognised from inspiring English sources

From the recognised flame colour regime, the validity of the observed B and G signal correlation to emission characteristics of CH∗ and C∗2 radiation was conclusive by comparing with the results from the well-established spectrometry and optically filtered imaging methods.

They slumped to 25-5 and 46-5 in both innings and although the tail-enders made useful contributions, they did not get the support from the recognised batsmen.

Glitches were defined as deviations from the recognised process with the potential to reduce quality or speed, including interruptions, omissions and changes, whether or not these actually affected the outcome of the procedure.

Technical performance was evaluated by counting glitches, defined as deviations from the recognised process with the potential to reduce quality or speed, including interruptions, omissions and changes, whether or not these actually affected the outcome of the procedure.

However, apart from the recognised limitations of analyzing administrative databases [ 24], the patients in this study also had high levels of polypharmacy (≥ 70% to 93% of patients also received oral antipsychotics during depot therapy), suggesting extensive psychiatric comorbidity which may have had a negative impact on treatment retention [ 24].

Following a recently presented and somewhat broader categorization of information, it appears to cause the most complication when information moves from the unrecognised to the recognised.

Recent draft guidance from the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence recognised the surprising lack of data on how patients use analgesics in OA [ 28, 30].

Or a knighthood for Dr Michael Jacobs from the Royal Free Hospital, recognised for the work performed there in fighting Ebola?

Eleven miles from the internationally recognised Green Line separating Israel from the Palestinian Territories, construction is under way of buildings to accommodate a projected growth from 13,000 to 20,000 students over the next 10 years.

But many of those expelled from Kyaukpyu are not Rohingya but Muslims from the officially recognised Kaman minority, said Chris Lewa, director of the Rohingya advocacy group, Arakan Project.

Adams won the 1972 Carnegie Medal from the Library Association, recognising the year's best children's book by a British subject.