Sentence examples for if it is recognised from inspiring English sources

"It could play a role in wealth creation if it is recognised that it could complement profit-seeking efforts.

"Even if allowances are made for the pressures on journalists and for the difficulty of reporting on a far from straightforward topic, and even if it is recognised that much reporting is balanced and accurate, there is widespread public dissatisfaction with how the media handle religion and belief matters".

This is not insurmountable however, if it is recognised that the diagnostic delay is simply a marker of the rate of disease progression [1].

For every ADE present on admission or occurred during the index hospitalisation, the experts will assess if it was recognised by the treating physicians in the Internal Medicine wards.

It is recognised that if the Irish, current holders of the EU presidency, do fail, there is little prospect that the Netherlands or Luxembourg, running the next two summits, will succeed.

It is recognised that if the use of TREND is related to improved reporting completeness, studies that do not use TREND are likely to have greater amounts of missing information which, in turn, would make study quality harder to assess.

It was recognised that, if this preclinical approach were successful, a modified system of measurement would be required for routine clinical application, and design of such a system is in progress.

And if I'm recognised, I'm recognised.

If I'm recognised, I much prefer the selfie.

attitudes to nutrition, particularly those of oncologists who look after patients with the highest prevalence of malnutrition, is important if it is to be recognised efficiently and steps taken to address it.

The Mail explains why: "If Impress is recognised, it could trigger implementation of a draconian law under which newspapers may have to pay the legal costs of people who sue them - even if the newspaper wins its case".