Sentence examples for recognised in both from inspiring English sources

TKAT says in a statement: "Whilst we are disappointed with the Ofsted reports for both of the schools, action plans were fully in place before the visits and this was recognised in both the resulting reports.

Insight, or competence, was recognised in both studies as being a significant barrier to the sharing of decision making responsibility.

The need to focus upon relationship building and practical breastfeeding support is now widely recognised in both research and policy [ 22, 23].

Echopraxia, echolalia, aprosody of speech, utilisation behavior, 'negative' symptoms, self-neglect, and bizarre, compulsive, and stereotyped behaviors are well recognised in both disorders.

The Watson-Crick base-pairing regions and interacting elements EBS1/IBS1, EBS2/IBS2, α/α', γ/γ', δ/δ', ε/ε', λ/λ' and the tetraloops η/η', ζ/ζ' could be recognised in both introns.

Illusions contribute to the diversity of human responses to both information and circumstance, and positive illusions are well recognised in both health and illness, sometimes with beneficial outcomes (Taylor and Brown, 1988).

The transverse fibres of the pons (TFOP) are easily recognised in between the convergence of both crura cerebri (rostral) and the origin of the pyramis (caudal).

Countries including the UK, Ireland, the Netherlands, Greece and Poland recognise in-house privilege.

Lobar atrophy is well recognised in association with both benign and malignant biliary obstruction, the most common aetiologies being post-cholecystectomy stricture and cholangiocarcinoma respectively [1, 2, 3].

The importance of level of blood-cell function, measured as C-peptide, is well recognised in autoimmune diabetes both through its correlation with endogenous insulin secretion and in relation to complications (1, 2).

There are also some significant snubs here, with Straight Outta Compton and The Hateful Eight both missing out on Best Picture, though they're both recognised in the Best Ensemble category.