Sentence examples for less widely recognised from inspiring English sources

But his photographic skills, developed over the course of four decades, are less widely recognised.

What may be less widely recognised is that hens, like many females, are promiscuous, too.

What is less widely recognised in modern-day elephants is their talent for engineering or reshaping landscapes.

Less widely recognised has been the impact of surging inequality on efforts to reach the 2015 millennium development goals.

It is less widely recognised that serum uric acid levels are also frequently elevated in patients with obstructive sleep apnoea syndrome.

However, I recognise that the sequelae of iron overload, especially various kinds of organ failure, share many similarities to those I describe below, consistent with the role of iron in these other cases where its involvement has been less widely recognised.

Postnatal depression is widely recognised, but there is less said about depression during pregnancy.

While the importance of assessing hypertension in patients with newly diagnosed NVAF was widely recognised, the significance of other risk factors was less recognised.

That studies with negative findings are less likely to be published, or published in journals with lower impact factors, is widely recognised.

It is now widely recognised that Mus musculus L. constitutes a complex assembly of more or less well separated populations and subspecies.

Cage size is widely recognised as an important determinant of captive animal welfare, but in contrast, cage shape has received far less attention.