Sentence examples for recognised for which from inspiring English sources

An increasing number of tumour suppressor genes have been recognised for which epigenetic silencing is the predominant mechanism of gene inactivation and for which somatic mutations are rare.

However, recently a new class of TSGs has been recognised for which epigenetic silencing is the overwhelming mechanism of inactivation and somatic mutations are rare.

I haven't been recognised for that, which I think I should have been".

This contributed, for some doctors, to a feeling that the EWTD prevented them from being recognised for work which they have undertaken, often willingly, and engendered cynicism towards Trust management.

And he believes that, as the number of medically recognised conditions for which diagnosis rests almost exclusively on a patient's say-so increases post-traumatic stress dincreases post-traumaticopportunitiestressmalingerers will multiply.

I've often been reminded of Douglas Adams and John Lloyd's genius catalogue of nonce words, The Meaning of Liff (1983), in which British place names are used as nouns for the "hundreds of common experiences, feelings, situations and even objects which we all know and recognise, but for which no words exist".

I hope when Wilkinson is mentioned in the past tense that he will be recognised for his worth, which is colossal".

I hope when Wilkinson is mentioned in future in the past tense that he will be recognised for his worth, which is colossal".

Throughout his career Shearer was recognised for his strength, which, during his time at Southampton, enabled him to retain the ball and provide opportunities for team mates.

Katy B, who was trained at the Brit School, has been recognised for On a Mission, which blends R&B vocals and dub-step arrangements.

But I actually think higher education and further education generally will get a better deal for being recognised for what they are, which is huge drivers of prosperity and growth and jobs.