Sentence examples for recognised system from inspiring English sources

The main advantage is that it's a nationally recognised system.

This system was derived from a coding system developed by the US Food and Drug Administration FDAA), Coding Symbols for a Thesaurus of Adverse Reaction Terms (COSTART), but ADECS is not itself a recognised system and is no longer available.

Very few Guidelines have included recognised evidence levels (six radiology, three nuclear medicine) and grading recommendation using a recognised system (four radiology, one nuclear medicine).

Australia has a well recognised system of universal child and family health services.

The ability to recognise system flaws, compensate for them and work to continually improve the process is vital.

The chief advantage of recognising systems as partially coherent is that it makes their analysis more straightforward under conditions previously regarded as non-coherent.

One major differing characteristic being the fact that the system is not based on an internationally recognised classification system, but on 24 different systems of diagnosis classification, developed by different specialist medical associations.

With no consistent, internationally recognised labelling system, the result is that consumers may often have no idea they are buying halal meat, let alone how the animal was slaughtered.

Although the importance of the Vasse-Wonnerup is well recognised, the system and surrounding land have been subjected to extensive anthropogenic modification.

Accordingly, the FIGO classification [2], which is the internationally recognised staging system for cervical cancer, relies solely on clinical examination in assessing tumour stage.

A spokesperson for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office said: "We are working to establish a voluntary, internationally recognised regulatory system for private security companies (PSCs) which will help to raise standards globally.