Sentence examples for receiving recognised from inspiring English sources

Patients were excluded if they had pulmonary hypertension (PH) confirmed by RHC prior to enrolment, were receiving recognised advanced PH therapy, had a forced vital capacity (FVC) <40% of predicted, renal insufficiency, previous evidence of clinically relevant left heart disease, or were pregnant.

But Mucunguzi said the way in which a series of articles on the millennium development goals (MDGs), published in Uganda in The Weekly Observer newspaper in 2006, were received and recognised in and outside the country, had led journalists to take another look at reporting development issues.

Women were mostly positive about receiving ANC, recognising the importance of having a health check and receiving medications.

The potential of technology to improve the quality and variety of information received was recognised in addition to facilitating the flow of information back to the healthcare provider.

After transfection, the cells that received and recognised the GLP-1 promoter were able to express the neomycin resistant protein and survive under the geneticin antibiotic treatment.

It was well received and recognised with an Australian Learning and Teaching Council Award in 2010.b The new unit, upon which this study is based, was introduced in 2011 and is now undertaken by over 2000 interprofessional first year students.

Veterans of the Arctic Convoys of the Second World War will finally receive medals recognising their bravery.

It was at the heart of postwar European cinema that he was first recognised, receiving the Venice film festival grand prix for his documentary Sunday By the Sea (1953), which captured working-class Londoners' ritual of taking the train to Southend for a cheap and cheerful summer's day out.

The Welsh government said it recognised receiving healthcare in the language was important to people and it continues to welcome comments on its consultation.

2 Injuries and neglected tropical diseases, a class of diseases whose burden is predominantly located in low and middle income countries, have also been recognised as receiving disproportionately low research investment.

Most of them do not have formally recognised addresses, which makes it difficult to send and receive goods.