Sentence examples for recognised in the first from inspiring English sources

It is often said that when it comes to mental health, ignoring your problem – if it is even recognised in the first place – is not the solution.

"The boys recognised in the first half that we didn't play with much width," said Jersey director of rugby Ben Harvey.

The presence of fish in the Sahara, evidence of the world's hottest desert humid past during the Holocene period, was recognised in the first Saharan exploration expeditions in the early 20th century [1] [4].

65 Crossovers are extremely unlikely between the short-duration and long-duration antibiotic regimens given that patients will be blinded and acute infections are unlikely to be recognised in the first 5 days after surgery.

This is not insignificant and is recognised in the third option on the consultation response slip".

Nokia said it will follow its existing practices for disclosing patent licensing revenue in its quarterly announcements, and expects revenues for the agreement to start to be recognised in the second quarter of 2017, including an element of non-recurring catch-up revenue.

Even for those of a less philosophical bent, this chapter provides a thorough history of the study of cell death and serves as a reminder to even the most ardent student that cell death was recognised in the nineteenth century and that morphology was well described in the 1950s and 1960s.

This made them easily recognised in the street for the first time.

In this scenario, modelling suggests that community transmission of the pandemic virus was most likely established by 25 April, around the time the virus was first recognised in the US and Mexico, two weeks before the first reported case in a traveller to Australia, and almost six weeks before community transmission was recognised in Victoria.

The value of algae as bio-monitors and bio-indicators has already been recognised in the mid 19th century: The first concept which has been developed was the system of saprobity.

Selective oestrogen receptor modulation (SERM), a concept first recognised in the laboratory in the mid-1980s [ 11, 12], advanced the first agent, raloxifene, to prevent osteoporosis with breast cancer and endometrial safety.