Sentence examples for recognised further from inspiring English sources

Yarnold hopes women's sport will be recognised further, with either England's women's rugby World Cup squad or cricketers winning team of the year.

The importance of follow-up of this cohort is recognised; further support will be sought to ensure the timely and ongoing collection of the highest quality follow-up data including at preschool and early school age.

Computerised image-processing systems should get better at detecting forgeries as they are trained to recognise further aspects of artists' styles, says Dr Wang.

In both cases, policy frameworks are only part of the solution, and it is recognised that further attention is also required to overarching socio-economic, political and institutional issues.

Despite having one integrated curriculum to work across service settings, including early childhood and schools, the government recognised that further work would be required in order for continuity between early childhood and school to occur.

"The executive devolved and eliminated APD on direct long-haul flights to secure the future of the direct air link to New York, but it needs to be recognised that further devolution of short-haul APD would not be an easy or painless option," he said.

A Welsh government spokesman said that while "significant improvements" had been made to patient care in recent years through a number of initiative, it recognised that "further work needs to be done to ensure that every patient in every ward receives high quality care consistently".

Bargeau, whose ship was still leaking badly, recognised that further resistance was futile and surrendered in minutes, having lost ten men and much of his rigging.

In the short post operativ observation time period we didn't recognised any further humeral head necrosis.

The potential benefits should be recognised and further researched [ 26, 27, 49], and doctors need to be aware of the high level of patient use and routinely ask about this in the consultation.

Although a recent study involving the Australian Register of Antiepileptic Drugs in pregnancy found no significant increased risk of malformations for lamotrigine compared to untreated epileptic pregnancies [ 12] it is recognised that further studies are required to investigate its teratogenic potential.