Sentence examples for recognised in all from inspiring English sources

The authors suggest that the more ancient of these two WGD events is the same one that has already been recognised in all seed plants, but not seen in ferns.

"It's paradoxical that Spain, the biggest tourist destination after France and the United States, is practically unknown in China," said Kurt Grötsch, chief executive of Chinese Friendly International, whose endorsement is recognised in all 28 EU member states.

His last dramatic masterpiece, Little Nell, about Dickens and Ellen Ternan, was given short shrift by the critics, but it will come back and be properly recognised, in all its dark, nightmarish complexity, as will his as yet unproduced Hullabaloo, an extraordinary Dionysian fantasia.

Second instar larvae were recognised in all of the eggs with black dots.

Inbreeding loops might have been recognised in all cases if sufficient information on ancestors had been available.

Whilst abnormal images were recognised in all Groups of horses, abnormal images were not evenly distributed throughout the entire thoracolumbar spine.

This is not some touristic confection, nor an unremitting hell hole - it's a London that you may actually recognise in all its splendid grubbiness and tatty grandiosity.

Take a look at the rest of this year's Emmy nominations: Empire, How to Get Away With Murder, American Horror Story and The Good Wife are all recognised in major categories.

It's unlikely you will crack a market on the other side of the world if you can't sell your product or service on your doorstep, so spend time developing your brand so you're recognised in the market for all the good reasons.

Documentaries Educating Yorkshire (Channel 4), Her Majesty's Prison Aylesbury (ITV), The Murder Trial (Channel 4) and The Unspeakable Crime: Rape (BBC One) are all recognised in the best factual director category.

Even if different ND may have unrelated pathophysiology, the role of ROS is recognised in the etiology of all ND.