Sentence examples for is particularly recognised from inspiring English sources

He is particularly recognised for his trademark matchstick men represented in desolate industrial and urban landscapes.

KVINT makes nearly nine million litres of alcohol each year, but it is particularly recognised within Eastern Europe for its brandies, which have won more than 100 medals at international competitions.

He is particularly recognised for his revitalising lenong.

While community engagement may not play a role in all types and settings for research [ 7], the potential importance of involving communities is particularly recognised in international health research [ 8- 11].

This is particularly well recognised for transfer RNAs (reviewed in [62,63]), where 2 import systems have been characterised [63].

Talent is obviously critical to that mission so it is particularly pleasing to recognise the contribution of our two new partners with these internal promotions".

It is particularly important to recognise that while administrative controls appear more attractive (as they do not require initial large capital investments), the loss in productivity could be substantial if one were to genuinely implement controls to ensure health and comfort of workers.

However, the immune system, which is particularly adept at recognising and taking up bacteria and viruses – also accumulates large amounts of nanomedicine particles.

She said: "This may be because it is particularly important for animals to recognise threats in their environment.

This is particularly important in areas where patients recognised with suspected stroke are transported directly to regional specialist stroke centres.

The usefulness of examining patient-level data is recognised [ 17], and is particularly suitable for the evaluation of biomarkers, as it is not enough that a marker reliably tracks the progression of the disease on average, but that it does so sufficiently well for each individual patient [ 18].