Sentence examples for growing recognised from inspiring English sources

In view of the growing recognised role of angiogenesis in oncology, and the integration of drugs targeting tumour vasculature, biomarkers that enable monitoring effects on vasculature are urgently needed.

Basically, Leonard explained, everyone wants quidditch to get recognised and to grow but not at the compromise of the core values.

Inside accountancy a debate is growing about recognising and measuring internally generated intangible assets—such things as intellectual capital and research and development.

Nevertheless, there is growing consensus recognising the value of including the public at the early stages of all types of research, as public knowledge and insights are understood to facilitate more reflexive and socially-robust scientific developments [ 3], regardless of whether research is basic or applied.

"I grew up recognising that my parents voted for the present coalition at almost every general election.

For example, he has grown to recognise footballers from their style and technique, and the rough outline of the way they look.

We are not a religious family and I do not feel comfortable telling him the story of the birth of Christ, but do not want him to grow up recognising Christmas as a merely commercial event concerning toys.

As the site grows we recognise that it must also mature and adapt not only to stay relevant and attractive to our users, but to promote a safe and respectful environment.

StochPV is a computer programme enabling the risks and uncertainties inherent in even-aged timber growing to be recognised through stochastic analysis.

ABB chief executive Dirk Vennix said the industry recognised growing concerns that some gamblers were spending too much money on gaming machines.

These appointments reflected his growing reputation and recognised his successful ministry in working-class parishes.