Sentence examples for recognised to play from inspiring English sources

It is recognised to play a role in the immune system.

Even though the former have been recognised to play often the major role, by increasing the horizontal load and the overturning moment transferred to the foundation, both of them must be taken into account in the seismic design of foundations.

However, mechanical loading and, more specifically, alterations to regular loading are widely recognised to play a critical role in its onset and perpetuation (Roberts and Konow 2013).

A close association between inflammation and angiogenesis has recently been established and these processes are now recognised to play interdependent roles in orchestrating tissue repair and tumourigenesis.

The BMPs are well recognised to play multiple crucial roles in the development of diverse tissues.

One of these adipokines, adiponectin, has been recognised to play a major role in the pathogenesis of the metabolic syndrome.

He is widely recognised to have played his finest football under Arsène Wenger at Arsenal from 1999 to 2007 before returning for a brief loan spell in 2012, but it will not be his fellow Frenchman on whom he will model himself.

Recognising the need to play to the strengths of their diminutive lone striker Jermain Defoe, Sunderland represent the continuance of an evolution in Allardyce's style which really started taking root at West Ham.

"Once people recognised how we wanted to play, they just sat back, we couldn't get behind them, we couldn't break them down and we couldn't score goals," explained Williams.

The will to construct identity – to recognise, play with and bend the conventions of fashion to our own ends – is the prerogative of the intelligent woman.

She got courted by Ken Dodd but didn't recognise him, apparently, and was also chatted up by Simon and Garfunkel, whom she didn't recognise, either (they offered to play for a party she was waitressing at and she said, "Don't worry, we have a professional band coming in").