Sentence examples for progressively recognised from inspiring English sources

The manner in which European cities have become important players in devising and implementing immigrant policies has been progressively recognised, both regarding recent refugee flows and more settled migrant communities.

The role of the bone marrow niche and mesenchymal stem cell in haemopoiesis and regulation of inflammation is becoming progressively recognised [ 14- 16].

Patient safety is nowadays increasingly recognised as a key dimension of quality care, and is thus progressively being integrated into the education of healthcare professionals.

From the late 1970s onwards, this understanding progressively changed and tobacco became recognised as a problem for countries in the global South.

Progressively fewer women nominated protection from severe maternal disease or recognised specific maternal risk factors as reasons for vaccination in the 5 years after the H1N1 pandemic.

To investigate the approximate footprint of DNA recognised by Chd1-DBD, binding to a series of progressively shorter DNA fragments was tested.

Russia is oblivious to outside pressure and is progressively bolstering ties with Abkhazia and South Ossetia, whose independence it unilaterally recognised in late August.

"Degenerative change" was recognised as an alternative to wear and tear and was defined as progressively getting worse.

That recognised reality.

I was recognised yesterday.

They recognised Orsonjit immediately.