Sentence examples for orders recognised from inspiring English sources

In agreement with most recent phylogenetic analyses of placental mammals, the supertree upholds the monophyly of 16 of the 18 extant orders recognised in Wilson and Reeder [ 7].

Because our focus is on interordinal relationships, in general we only coded additional source trees for the full analysis that included representatives of at least three placental orders recognised by Wilson and Reeder [ 7].

Again, although a 'seed tree' that assumes monophyly of the orders recognised by Wilson and Reeder [ 7] was included as a source tree (see Methods), those that are monophyletic in the supertree are supported by between six (Sirenia) and 60 (Rodentia) other source trees.

Coag will roll out new laws by the end of the year to make sure that domestic violence protection orders are recognised when a perpetrator crosses state and territory borders.

Such studies largely upheld the monophyly of all 18 [ 7] traditionally recognised orders but were rather less successful in resolving the relationships between the orders (e.g. [ 4]).

You should not celebrate artists or rock stars but demand portraits of "accountants, tram drivers and IT managers" in order to recognise the importance of their efforts to keep society functioning.

The commanders of the fort explained that they could not surrender it without disobeying the Sultan's orders, but also recognised that it was impossible for them to resist.

In order to make this work, jobcentre staff will need to be properly trained in order to recognise when someone has an alcohol problem and to be able to offer the right advice".

He started visiting the Commons, watching where ministers sat in order to recognise them.

Sometimes the reader must say something aloud in order to recognise it.

And we don't require some extended philosophy of fairness in order to recognise unfairness when we see it.