Sentence examples for recognised the evolution from inspiring English sources
In the 1920s, five-sixths of Ireland seceded from the Union as the Irish Free State, and the Balfour Declaration recognised the evolution of the dominions of the empire into separate, self-governing countries within a Commonwealth of Nations.
We need to recognise the evolution of personal learning, accept people are taking responsibility, but also that some support and encouragement is needed on returning to work.
The remote sensing techniques developed in this study, allow warning of potential debris flow events to be derived before the triggering phenomenon occurs, by attempting to recognise the evolution if intense rain-bearing clouds.
It was Wong [ 9] who fully recognised the importance, for the evolution of the genetic code, of the biosynthetic relationships between amino acids as they take place in actual organisms, suggesting what is now known as the coevolution theory of genetic code origin.
It has long been recognised that the evolution and maintenance of new species requires reproductive isolation, whereby barriers to interbreeding prevent gene flow between incipient species [ 1, 2].
Surgeons recognised that the evolution of reconstructive care and the organisation of services influence how reconstructive surgery is offered in the United Kingdom and these observed organisational issues may explain inequalities and access to care.
But Professor Thomas thinks we also need to recognise that "the evolution and development of business and educational institutions in the United States and Europe have their origins in the unique cultural, economic and political environment of these diverse regions".
In their evolution, EU policies have recognised the increasing importance of social farming, and multifunctionality as a whole.
Indeed, recent studies have recognised the conservation of splicing regulatory motifs during evolution [ 31].
But the United States, Colombia, Peru and Costa Rica all recognised the election.
