Sentence examples for recognised substantial from inspiring English sources

Given the previously recognised substantial biotechnological potential of the large spectrum of the extracellular enzymatic activities of this fungus [ 6- 8], which is confirmed here by the predicted secretome, their application should be brought to a new level with the availability of these genomic data.

Mr Jones said: "What was obvious is that this wasn't a contract that recognised the substantial increase in train passengers that there's been since 2003.

Second, we need to recognise the substantial gap that has opened up between the perceptions of victims of antisemitism and those accused of antisemitism.

Jon Ashworth, the Leicester South MP and shadow cabinet member who sits on the NEC, said: "We have got to unite, but we have also got to recognise that substantial numbers of people didn't vote for Jeremy".

Russia is not our enemy," said Mr Bush, restating his assurance that America's plan to set up its missile-defence shield in Poland and the Czech Republic was not aimed at Russia.To America's delight, its allies embraced missile defence, recognising its "substantial contribution" to their security, and agreeing to seek ways to extend a shield to countries like Turkey.

It is important to recognise the substantial loss of equity farmers suffered in their land and livestock value within days of heavy ashfall.

"There has been a failure by the authorities to recognise a substantial new community, and to cater to them," argues Carlos Corredor, Project Co-ordinator for sexual health charity Naz Latina.

Although the reason for the difference between samples from research and commercial vessels remains somewhat obscure, it is important to recognise that substantial differences in diet descriptions may arise from samples collected from different fishing methods.

This fails to recognise the substantial heterogeneity among patients within these categories, thereby immediately undermining the exercise: results may simply reflect analytical failure to take proper account of the true nature of production.

Future studies in this field have to recognise the substantial learning curve necessary to master the "video-eye-hand" coordination involved in the laparoscopic technique[ 17] and they should have a cost-utility approach.

The government has recognised this, paying substantial cash prizes to medallists.