Sentence examples for recognised to provide from inspiring English sources

Microwave pyrolysis of biomass has long been recognised to provide better quality bio-products in shorter timescales compared to conventional pyrolysis.

Forest fragments in agricultural landscapes are recognised to provide a variety of ecosystem services, several of which benefit neighbouring agricultural land uses.

In the recent codes for the design of steel structures, the elastic plastic methods of analysis are recognised to provide an efficient estimation of the ultimate resistance of some of these structures.

Forests are generally recognised to provide protection from hydrogeomorphic hazards such as floods, landslides, debris flows, snow avalanches and rockfalls (Sidle et al. 1985; Brang et al. 2001; Sidle and Ochiai 2006; Blaschke et al. 2008).

Noting that alternate splicing and alternate transcription initiation are recognised to provide major regulatory potential for higher organisms [44], we considered whether the alternate FVIII splice isoforms were likely to be important.

Moreover, although time-kill assays are more labour intensive and time consuming than MBC assays, they are recognised to provide a greater degree of characterisation of the cell eradication potential of antibacterial agents [ 37].

"Higher education has recognised the need to provide opportunities for lifelong learning for a long time, but the early work in the area was poor.

Suppressing it without recognising the need to provide any alternative infrastructure of self-expression for vulnerable young people is more likely to further entrench the way that violence and its compounding psychological elements that are articulated so viscerally in drill lyrics spread like a disease among closed, ignored communities, until intercepted properly.

A spokeswoman said: "We are committed to transforming prisons into places of safety and reform and we recognise the need to provide those in our custody with stable environments, as well as opportunities to change their behaviour and turn away from a life of crime.

Implementing agencies now recognise the need to provide contraceptive services.

It is now widely recognised that in order to provide adequate care for chronically ill patients, health providers must work together to improve and prevent gaps in service delivery [ 2].