Sentence examples for its recognised from inspiring English sources

"It will also reflect the uniqueness of Stirling in terms of its surroundings, history, as a modern contemporary location and its recognised links to the Armed Forces".

Streptococcus mutans was selected as a target species due to its recognised ability to promote biofilm formation, whilst P. gingivalis was included as a representative species of strictly anaerobic bacteria.

Of all the exemplar cultivars used here with rice subpopulation known a- priori only one was not correctly allocated to its recognised rice group: the OryzaSNP cultivar Minghui 63, which was recognised as an indica, but at less than the 80%% threshold we used and was therefore classified as an admix including 20 % aus-2 group membership.

The discovery of it in such large numbers, together with its recognised horticultural potential, prompted Nelson to formally describe and name it in 1986.

RA FLS was the chosen study target due to its recognised role in RA pathogenesis, where it contributes to bone and cartilage breakdown through the acquisition of what appears to be a transformed phenotype [ 4, 25].

But with the launching of "Operation Air Bridge" on Monday it has now recognised its responsibility to its citizens in Angola.

Lieberman does not live in Israel according to its internationally recognised borders, but rather in an illegal settlement called Nokdim.

But officialdom is beginning to give hip-hop its blessing, recognising it as an energising force in run-down neighbourhoods.

Once its limitations are recognised, it can be a used for integrating learning in a social system.

The quality of its student body is recognised by its business sponsors who are keen to back its research projects.

One needn't be Jewish to appreciate its importance and recognise its potential positive impact on our lives and society.