Sentence examples for less commonly recognised from inspiring English sources
Elements less commonly recognised as metalloids include carbon, aluminium, selenium, polonium, and astatine.
It is less commonly recognised that they are also at risk of visual or ocular abnormalities.
Many European countries focus attention upon erosive tooth wear, whereas in North American countries, abrasion or attrition is more commonly recognised whilst the role of erosion is less understood.
A commonly recognised problem within the health system is the maldistribution of the health workforce, with rural areas having less access to general practitioner (GP) services, even though, on a range of measures, rural populations experience poorer health than those in capital cities [ 8].
Farmers named 16 commonly recognised, distinct soil macrofauna taxa.
Brussels hopes that the list will help member states put pressure on commonly recognised pariah jurisdictions.
IT IS commonly recognised that Europe's institutional arrangements favour smaller countries.
Most cases of Campylobacter infection are not well explained by commonly recognised risk factors.
Two scales of levee confinement are commonly recognised from submarine channel-levee systems on the seafloor and in the subsurface.
However, it was commonly recognised by members of the group that the culture of fear that I identified two years ago had not gone away.
The most commonly recognised factors that increase vulnerability to depression have been identified as "gender, genetics, family factors, adverse childhood experiences, personality factors and social circumstances".
