Sentence examples for recognised leads from inspiring English sources
A moment of hubris (and a desire to have his skills recognised) leads Norrell into a murky deal with a powerful, chaotic spirit, known as the Gentleman With The Thistle-Down Hair.
The value of an increased participation of patients in healthcare decisions is now recognised and leads decision makers to consider effective ways or strategies to incorporate patients' perspectives in decision making processes.
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Myxoid tumours are also recognised to lead to false-negative metabolic imaging studies with Tl, Ga and FDG PET.
The inadequacy of the normative approach in measuring oral health has been recognised and lead to the development of measures of oral health-related quality of life (OHRQoL) [ 4].
AKI is recognised to lead to systemic inflammation, due to the inflammatory response within the kidney [ 17, 18], so AKI may similarly share the common inflammatory pathways that increase endothelial permeability [ 12] and BBB permeability.
Overall, the effect o the differences is that using the ICD classification is recognised to lead to an increase in prevalence estimates of PTSD, compared to if DSM criteria are used, with up to a doubling of prevalence of PTSD being reported from ICD versus DSM.
The failure to recognise this led to gaming the system by setting very low standards for proficiency, by incorporating statistical sleight of hand into reported performance results, by not truly counting the performance of all students, and to outright cheating.
Aged 16, he left home to join Les Hite's band and was soon recognised as a lead trumpet specialist, moving on to premier leagueorchestras led by Lionel Hampton and Jimmie Lunceford.
In the referendum they recognised this could lead to something different.
Leave.EU is expected to form an alliance with GO and other anti-EU groups and submit a bid to the electoral commission to be recognised as the lead organisation for the out campaign in the referendum.
