Sentence examples for recognised a new from inspiring English sources

It is possible that the two classes of FBA are functionally differentiated, perhaps between glycolysis and the Calvin cycle, or perhaps one recognised a new substrate (as might also be the case with the other discrete clade of bacterial class I FBA genes in Figure 2).

Simon Hattenstone This year, I was tasked with training Nottinghamshire police to recognise a new category of hate crime: misogyny.

He is proposing it only for the narrow purpose of recognising a new independent self-regulatory system, he says.

Highmindedness takes a tumble as an almost crazedly gleeful little girl springs by degrees out of Amalia under the force of recognising a new passion.

He concluded that Cuvier and company had been right all along, resurrecting the three species suppressed by Gunther and recognising a new and fifth species in the genus.

With America and most EU countries lining up to recognise a new Kosovo, the last thing its leaders will want is to see their moment of glory marred by scenes of Serbs in flight.

Emmanuelle Moreau, of the International Olympic Committee, says one of the requisites for recognising a new nation at the games is that certain "technical conditions" are met - such as having the right federations and clubs.

They may know a scab, but can anyone recognise a New Statesman journalist?

Independent-spirited, discerning booksellers would have recognised a startling new talent and begun to stock her books for similarly minded readers.

His view is not meant to be hostile to the idea that we might recognise a 'new duty' in light of new circumstances (FE 189).

Since then, more than 20,000 have been recognised under a new law.