Sentence examples for recognised to confer from inspiring English sources

Consistent with this hypothesis, the exC3 cluster contained two genes (SPINK5 and FLG) previously recognised to confer susceptibility to childhood atopic dermatitis (AD) [5], [6], and one (CDSN) which has been implicated in psoriasis[7], [8].

In studies focusing on such aspects, most attention has focused on estrogens, especially on 17β-estradiol (E2), the most abundant, naturally occurring estrogen in non-pregnant mammals, which is widely recognised to have neuroprotective actions and, therefore, may confer the advantage in diseases where women generally fare better, such as PD.

The pull of television and its power to confer fame was recognised by criminals even when it was being used against them.

It was also recognised that home based or supervised exercise appears to confer similar outcomes to interventions, including therapist-led interventions, which were offered in a clinic-based setting.

In the first place, it is not clear what level of delegation will be sent by Iran and whether the foreign minister, not recognised in his own country as an erudite diplomat, will actually choose to confer, however temporarily, with his American counterpart.

Under the TRIPS agreement, governments are required to recognise patents on products and processes in most areas of technology and to confer rights to the patent holder for a given period of time.

The decision to confer a title on Sacks may anger Jews from both the progressive and strictly orthodox branches who do not recognise him as their religious leader.

"That suffices to confer First Amendment protection".

He stopped to confer with Mariano Rivera.

Members of Congress plot to confer instant United States citizenship.

I don't have to confer with anyone".