Sentence examples for recognised examples from inspiring English sources

One of the most globally recognised examples that art and technology work together is the Google Art Project.

Genes encoding certain grain proteins which can be allergenic or nutritionally poorly tolerated are well recognised examples of genes with unwanted characteristics [ 19].

26 In addition, many drugs differ in their effects due to ethnic and cultural diversity: β-blockers and ACE inhibitors in hypertension are commonly recognised examples, yet there are certainly many others.

Cream-pillaging was one of the first recognised examples of animal culture: the transmission of behaviour from one individual to another, so that it persists down the generations.

However, most recognised examples of developmental compensation relate to dramatic genetic or environmental insults [46] and it is unclear whether the generally smaller phenotypic differences induced by common functional polymorphisms, as used in our study, will be sufficient to induce compensatory responses.

The search looked beyond recognised examples of best-practice and recorded as many instances of experimentation as possible in an allotted amount of time.

This represents a simple (but historically important and well recognised) example of an oscillatory neural population model, convenient here for ease of introduction, analysis and simulation.

Gradually he recognised the examples of Welty and Faulkner.

Meeting and ignoring events are successfully recognised and examples of these events are Figures 16 and 17.

All parties in this week's discussion recognised, for example, the need to avoid a pyrotechnic crisis that would thrill those urging British voters to flee the EU.

It seems at long last to have been recognised, for example, that museums are not perhaps the best mechanisms for encouraging greater social inclusion, and that success cannot really be measured by the percentage of visitors from particular ethnic minorities.