Sentence examples for recognised in the study from inspiring English sources

The positive effects of regular bathing with soap to prevent skin infections are not well recognised in the study community.

Nevertheless, we think that larger outbreaks were recognised in the study regardless of location, because of the public awareness of the disease, the high degree of social networking in the equine community in Scandinavia, and the commotion in the community generally noted at outbreaks of this severe disease.

The homeopathic clinics studied are well recognised in the field as the absolute experts in homeopathic care in cancer patients and have a very good reputation.

Yet men's capacity to internalise and act on a desire for gender-transformative change was not well recognised in the 13 studies.

These numbers confirm trends already recognised in the pilot studies by Morin et al. [ 8], where for the candidate gene set the average length of targeted introns was reported larger than 2.5 kb and thus significantly larger than the genomic average.

Though poorly constrained in direction, the limit between the two SCLM domains recognised in this study is consistent with this trend.

However, it should be noted that total number of signs recalled and recognised in this study was lower than even the lowest social class group in the population representative sample (1.2 signs recalled in this study compared with 1.5 in the lowest SES group; 4.7 signs recognised in this study compared with 6.3 in the lowest SES group in the population sample).

It is recognised in this study that saturating parchment samples with IPA solution does not represent the brushing technique used by conservators; however, it shows that the collagen component of parchment is affected by IPA treatment.

However, a dilemma recognised in this study is lack of complete anonymity of data especially during reporting given the small number of actors being interviewed.

31 Certain limitations can be recognised in this study.

This limitation was recognised in the planning of the study, but it was also recognised as an opportunity to observe how the students handled the request to create a reaction scheme when the option to draw an image was unavailable.