Sentence examples for recognised period from inspiring English sources

Tumours typically grow progressively, with the 'doubling time' (a recognised period of time that it takes for the tumour to double in size) being a key measure of speed of tumour growth.

Trainees have a period of recognised training, during which they look to achieve the standards expected of entrants to the profession," says Lee Shrimpton, spokesperson for the SRA.

[ 62] This replaces two different Memberships, one leading to specialist training which necessitated a period in a recognised hospital post and the other which formed part of professional development for primary dental care practitioners.

Moyes replaced Saha with centre-back Sylvain Distin, leaving his team without a recognised striker, yet for a short period they were on top of their opponents.

General practitioners play an important role in postpartum care in the community but their potential to provide a broad range of care during this time period is often under-recognised, under-utilised and under-valued.

A few people recognised Di Natale but more recognised Cohen.

Feudalism, government reorganisation and the first legally recognised towns (called burghs) began in this period.

The sample of controls might also not have been representative as there was a high percentage that could not be reached, and some of the infants might have died during the lag period as it is a recognised fact that despite being uninfected, the morbidity and mortality rate in HIV-exposed infants remains significant.

The post-partum period or 'banthana' is culturally well recognised and lasts from delivery for several months.

This reinforces the need for summative WBAs during the period of training, scored against a recognised curriculum (Fig.  1).

Licensing requirements usually consist of holding the required qualifications (i.e. medical degree) from a recognised medical school and of having completed a period of training.