Sentence examples for more recognised in from inspiring English sources

Strengthening, maintenance and repair of concrete structures are becoming more recognised in the field of civil engineering.

Today she is also probably more recognised for playing Isobel Crawley in Downton Abbey than for her theatrical achievements in everything from Shakespeare to Shaw to Hare to Pinter.

I'm more recognised when I walk around in Tokyo or Hong Kong than I am here.

The Polynesian kingdom of Tonga isn't traditionally known for its prowess at winter sports; the snowless, tropical nation is more recognised for producing world class players in three forms of rugby – union, league and sevens.

Moreover, the combined effect of climatic and anthropogenic-induced non-stationarities of the flooding regime is more easily recognised in extended records.

Some are more widely recognised in another context: others are best known for poems which do not feature here.

In Vietnam we were starting from scratch, but now the Vietnamese ministry of health is moving forward quite aggressively on its own". Having become interested in hepatitis in Asia when treating Asian patients in his practice in San Francisco, Gish decided he could make a bigger impact on the disease by supporting colleagues to get it more widely recognised in Asia.

McKellen had taken film roles throughout his career beginning in 1969 with his role of George Matthews in A Touch of Love, and his first leading role was in 1980 as D. H. Lawrence in Priest of Love, but it was not until the 1990s that he became more widely recognised in this medium after several roles in blockbuster Hollywood films.

Hirayama disease (HD), also interchangeably referred to as monomelic amyotrophy, has been more frequently recognised in the west only in the last two decades.

It should be noted that lipodystrophy may be more easily recognised in patients with increased BMI because of the accentuated differences in subcutaneous fat in extremities vs trunk when patients become obese.

Attempts to prove that MRX genes are located disproportionately on the X have suffered from experimental ascertainment bias, since recessive MRX genes are more easily recognised in hemizygous males.