Sentence examples for is largely recognised from inspiring English sources

These conversations came to mind when the ICC cricket committee announced that it was going to recommend legislation to rein in the influence of the modern bat, which it is largely recognised, is having a disproportionate influence on the way cricket is being played.

It is largely recognised as the album's 'leading single', and the RIAA certified it Gold on February 8 , 1994

Logistic regression models are still widely used for the analysis of risk factors associated with infectious diseases, even though their over-simplified independence hypothesis is largely recognised as a limitation to their use [1], [14], [15].

It is largely recognised that cytoplasmic Nur77 is pro-apoptotic.

27 This is largely recognised as the optimal trade-off between sensitivity and specificity.

In a global context, where the need to introduce measures to address carbon emissions are largely recognised in high- and middle-income countries, there may also be wider benefits to extending concessionary schemes in differing social, economic and political contexts.

The importance of antenatal depression has been largely under recognised with the focus of research and treatment programs on postnatal depression.

We did not include obesity as this is largely asymptomatic, though we recognise that following lifestyle advice maybe burdensome and symptoms may develop as obesity increases.

This is largely because Afghanistan refuses to recognise the frontier known as the Durand line between the countries, drawn by the British.

The conflict pits Shia rebels and military units loyal to a former president against the internationally recognised government, which is largely confined to the southern city of Aden.

"Obviously this is a tiny step in the right direction – potentially making it easier to penalise less serious cases – but anyone who understands this issue must recognise that it is largely inconsequential".