Sentence examples for it being recognised from inspiring English sources
"They want to see someone who deserves it being recognised at the highest level.
This reluctance to accept a label prevails, despite it being recognised that three out of five of us will, at some time in our lives, become carers.
Little conclusive evidence exists regarding the best way to educate and evaluate skill acquisition of advanced surgical trainees, despite it being recognised as one of the most important aspects of training.
But despite it being recognised as a momentous achievement, a group of London intellectuals – Richard Chenevix Trench, Herbert Coleridge and Frederick Furnivall – decided about a century later that it was high time for a new one.
People care about it being recognised as serious, and about doctors taking it seriously.' Even people with conditions that definitely exist - such as alcoholism - can benefit from having it classified as a disease.
The measurements obtained on US correlate with MRI measurements [15] potentially enabling longitudinal US measurements to be used for disease response assessment, with it being recognised that cartilage thickness may increase on treatment.
Their note added that "it was recognised that this would be hard for Hetman to accept.
It was recognised with awards or prize nominations for its architecture.
Now it's recognised as a classic.
It is recognised that cubical particles provide more realistic results.
