Sentence examples for recognised as different from inspiring English sources

"There is a very live debate about whether autism should simply be recognised as an atypical pattern of development like left handedness which doesn't necessarily need treatment," he said, "It just needs to be recognised as different and maybe supported educationally but not cured or eradicated".

"There is a very live debate about whether autism should simply be recognised as an atypical pattern of development like left handedness which doesn't necessarily need treatment," said Prof Baron-Cohen, "It just needs to be recognised as different and maybe supported educationally but not cured or eradicated".

Croatian and Serbian variants of the language were not officially recognised as different at the time, but referred to as the west and east version, and had different alphabets: the Latin alphabet and Serbian Cyrillic.

In medicine, this phenomenon is recognised as different diseases sharing the same risk factors.

The second pattern is recognised as different from the first type based on the lengths of the dactyli.

Alcohol abuse, dependence and harmful alcohol use are now generally referred to as alcohol use disorders (AUDs) [ 14, 15] and are recognised as different problems with individual treatment pathways.

21 22 Recently, because of their relative independence, positive affect and negative affect have been commonly recognised as two different phenomena that should be studied individually.

We report that EDIAs are active also on trastuzumab-resistant tumour cells both in vitro and in vivo, most likely because of the different epitope recognised, as EDIAs, unlike trastuzumab, were found to be able to inhibit the signalling pathway downstream of ErbB2.

Normally young people would be recognised as vulnerable and different and that would be reflected... and that wasn't happening.

8 The pathology of chronic tendon disorders was correctly recognised as being very different from that of a characteristically inflammatory disease, such as rheumatoid arthritis (RA).

Housing must now be recognised as a human right, no different than the right to vote or express yourself freely.