Sentence examples for more recognised as from inspiring English sources

Epigenetic therapy is being more and more recognised as an effective and well-tolerated treatment of cancer.

DNA methylation is an inheritable epigenetic change in human cancers and the transcriptional silencing by hypermethylation of CpG islands in the promoter region is becoming more recognised as a common mechanism for the inactivation of various tumour suppressor genes and also affects a number of molecular pathways in human cancer.

Critics in Australia and England once more recognised him as the leading batsman in the world.

There are paintings and collages by more recognised artists such as Wallace Berman, Julian Beck and Alfred Leslie.

The fact they came back from 2-1 down to win 3-2 without some of their more recognised players, such as Tottenham's Harry Kane or Manchester United's Luke Shaw, underlined the new-found spirit in the squad.

Despite this being common knowledge the true prevalence of VTE is underestimated as clinical presentation may be truly asymptomatic and/or misattributed as well as the more recognised symptoms and signs of thrombosis [ 4, 5].

Form School has been more recognised by building professionals, as it is more scientific than the Compass School for analysing the built environment.

A few people recognised Di Natale but more recognised Cohen.

"I think it's a step forward for women's golf because it gets a bit more recognised and hopefully the crowds will stay around as well".

Owing to the lack of good population-wide figures about the incidence and costs, it has not previously been possible to compare the health burden of sports injuries against more recognised high-priority injury issues such as road trauma.

Curative work was seen as having more immediate and more recognised impact.