Sentence examples for is thus recognised from inspiring English sources

Income is thus recognised when it is earned rather than when cash is received.

6 The collaboration of local communities (community-based approach) is thus recognised as essential to long-term vector control, especially for the management of domestic breeding points, 7 in spite of limited evidence for the effectiveness of these strategies.

It was thus recognised, even in antiquity, that sorites arguments come in pairs, using: 'non-heap' and 'heap'; 'bald' and 'hirsute'pooroor' and 'rich'; 'few' and 'many'smalland'large'lande'; and so on.

The risks are thus recognised and are increasingly understood.

Parents with a large number of closely spaced children were thus recognised as deserving of special assistance.

Secondly it was noted that the majority (9 of the 11 responses for "Other") were from the hospital departments this could indicate that the use of more functional materials is thus better recognised in the medical-functional environment of hospitals.

It is thus well recognised that CODP is a source of significant disability in work life, family roles, socialisation and functions of daily living, thereby leading to decreased health-related quality of life (HRQOL) [ 2- 7].

HFR1 recognises the intracellular domain of HER4 and is thus able to recognise both the intact receptor and the cleaved ICD as it traffics through the cell.

In this case, although we were unable to detect the increased synthesis of the alternative protein forms B and F (they harbour a different N-terminal portion and are thus not recognised by the antiserum), we found that overexpression of 51A RNA leads to a decreased amount of SORL1 variant A, which, as a consequence, is only barely detectable.

The deformable bilayer vesicles class is thus more diverse than had previously been recognised.

Recognising and destroying double-stranded RNA is thus a safe way of attacking infection.