Sentence examples for in recognition of the expectation that from inspiring English sources
Families with a disabled child or couples who are both only children are also entitled to another birth, in recognition of the expectation that children will one day support their elders economically.
In recognition of the expectation that 100% accuracy is a requirement, even under suboptimal conditions, the assays developed for the targets in this report have undergone extensive optimization to maximize accuracy even under less than optimal conditions.
The first million fans bought the album on the strength of a single ("Bye Bye Bye") and its video, along with Internet song previews and mostly 'N Sync brand recognition: the expectation that "No Strings Attached" would not be very different from the band's 1998 album, " 'N Sync," which has sold 7.9 million copies in the United States.
In addition to the expectation that immune genes as a class will show more adaptive divergence than non-immune system genes, it has also been hypothesized that immune genes involved in the recognition of pathogens will show stronger signatures of positive selection than signal transduction molecules, which are more likely to be the subjects of purifying selection [ 7].
The rapid onset of recognition seen in Australian sea lion mothers conforms to the expectation that recognition is present before the separation of mothers and pups, and shows that mothers can recognise their offspring soon after birth, well before the end of the perinatal period.
Expectations of challenges (as opposed to either positive or negative impacts) are grounded in recognition of the value of existing practices that lignocellulosic biofuel advocates seek to transform.
Thus we speak of masculinities, in recognition of the different definitions of manhood that we construct.
Both SaSTT3A and SaSTT3B proteins had a typical STT3 domain and a highly conserved WWDYG motif, which raised up the expectation that they would make a contribution to substrate recognition and catalysis of N-glycosylation in S. alterniflora.
It is possible, in recognition of the knowledge and experience of SSS managers that many commissioners would not explicitly specify that stop smoking interventions should be based on current evidence, focussing instead on the targets to be met, with the expectation that guidelines would be adhered to.
"It starts with the recognition of the risks that we have in our supply chain".
