Sentence examples for recognised phenomena from inspiring English sources

Five foundations of VAL systems were recognised: phenomena, magmatic processes, risk, hazard, and a combination of these.

For newly recognised phenomena such as neutrophil extracellular traps (NETs), we know almost nothing of the effect of diabetes, although preliminary evidence is that they may be important.

Halley's ideas were intuitively appealing as they fitted with the recognised phenomena of sea-to-land winds or sea breezes which arise when the land is warmer than the ocean (Miller et al. 2003) (Fig. 1).

Deficiency in UGT1A enzymes provides an additional mechanism to maintain AR signalling in CRPC, contributing to recognised phenomena of androgen hypersensitivity, AR amplification and local testosterone production (Feldman and Feldman, 2001).

Distinct from the all-too-common acrimony between divorcing parents, the syndrome is an internationally recognised phenomenon.

This is a newly recognised phenomenon, and appears to be related to the way fluid is redistributed in a weightless body.

In doing so, the act legitimises specific cases of violence by treating sorcery as a legally recognised phenomenon.

The dependence of quantitative resistance on developmental aspects is a frequently recognised phenomenon [ 18, 19, 65, 66].

Histologically, the presence of a desmoplastic tumour stroma is a well recognised phenomenon occurring in many tumour types.

The increasing double burden of communicable diseases and diseases primarily associated with lifestyle such as diabetes is now a well recognised phenomenon in low and middle income countries, including Bangladesh [ 15- 18].

It discusses the evidence that there is a potentially useful B cell response to be immortalised, and examines the consequences of the newly recognised phenomenon of monoclonal antibody multispecificity both on the methodology of their generation and on their subsequent use as imaging and therapeutic tools.