Sentence examples for recognised distinguished from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, 12 recent subspecies of lion were recognised, distinguished by mane appearance, size, and distribution.

Approximately every other month, we invite very well recognised and distinguished international scientists to give a lecture about their field of study that we hope will stimulate and motivate young people.

The work is inspired by Shusterman's son, Brendan, who was diagnosed with the illness at 16. Honors were also presented to Don DeLillo, recognised for his distinguished contribution to American letters, and James Patterson, who was awarded for his outstanding service to the American literary community.

Six subspecies are recognised and are distinguished by overall plumage colour, which ranges from slate-grey for the nominate from New South Wales and eastern Victoria and subspecies plumbea from Western Australia, to sooty black for the clinking currawong of Tasmania and subspecies halmaturina from Kangaroo Island.

Based on the findings reported in this paper, we argue that rhetorical strategies actually constitute a crucial aspect in which different scientific disciplines can be distinguished and recognised.

This clinical history questionnaire has recognised efficacy in distinguishing individuals at high risk of OSA, with 10 items organised into 3 categories as follows: snoring and apnea (5 items), daytime sleepiness (4 items), and systemic arterial hypertension and obesity (1 item).

31 Hepatocyte ballooning is now widely recognised as the key lesion for distinguishing NASH from simple steatosis.

It is widely recognised that soil fauna are distinguished by their abundance and diversity.

Randall's (1986, p. 103) utilitarian position considers intrinsic or option value of unit-species in conjunction with any recognized utilitarian value: all species not already distinguished in having recognised human-use values "would be treated as having a positive but unknown expected value; implicitly all would be treated as equally valuable".

Based on these results, we distinguished between clinically recognised and unrecognised acute myocardial events.

However, no subspecies are currently recognised, though an informal classification distinguishes wetland and dryland forms, the latter with narrower phyllodes.