Sentence examples for recognised thus from inspiring English sources

Although migraine and tension-type headache show the highest incidence, other primary headaches are much rarer and poorly recognised, thus representing a clinical and therapeutic challenge.

In Panel 1, the endogenous controls encoding RPL23a and EF1α were recognised thus confirming that some of the deviating expressions we observed on Fig. 6 were due to IVT induced over-expressions (see Fig. 2).

For disadvantages, 82 (41%) participants found no disadvantages, 111 (55.5%) doubted the accuracy of results, and 18 (9%) did not think the tests were nationally recognised, thus, they have not heard of any laws or advertisement by their ministry of health suggesting that the testing method is been approved/endorsed as an official testing method for use in testing centres.

He was a cherished friend and mentor, an inspiration to a generation of British actors - and a modest, shy man who would have been the last to recognise himself thus.

These simplified diagnostic criteria will help physicians to recognise MOH, thus removing the diagnostic barriers to proper care of affected patients.

Income is thus recognised when it is earned rather than when cash is received.

It seems that permeability has always been recognised in sfl: thus Halliday et al. had commented ([1964]: 93): It is as a product of these three dimensions of classification that we can best define and identify register.

It was thus recognised, even in antiquity, that sorites arguments come in pairs, using: 'non-heap' and 'heap'; 'bald' and 'hirsute'pooroor' and 'rich'; 'few' and 'many'smalland'large'lande'; and so on.

The award thus recognised both the Trilogy and his early leading work in the emerging field of quantum mechanics.

The risks are thus recognised and are increasingly understood.

Parents with a large number of closely spaced children were thus recognised as deserving of special assistance.