Sentence examples for recognised to show from inspiring English sources

With the help of social media, victims were able to find video evidence in which vans and policemen could be recognised, to show the court that police were present at the time they received their injuries.

As IBS is a condition which is well recognised to show a high placebo response to treatment [ 42], ensuring participant and outcome assessment blinding is a critical issue.

We were pleased that the reviewer recognised our efforts to show the reproducibility of these changes using four independent (completely independent) proteomic experiments.

I recognised that you have got to show them that you are part of them before you can start influencing them in a particular direction".

The challenge to progressive politicians is to show they recognise faith-based perspectives and contributions as valid and mainstream, rather than irrelevant and marginal.

So when a character gives an anguished yelp at the cosiness of his family nickname (a kind of running gag in the play), we chuckle to show we recognise his exasperation.

The influence of these toxins on renal cell function is well recognised [ 21], with direct evidence to show that uraemia is a permissive factor in the pathogenesis of fibrosis systemically [ 23].

It is up to us to show that we recognise them.

A. Being able to live with and toward others, to recognise and show concern for other human beings…B.

"However, we would also like the global community to show solidarity and recognise that this is a global crisis.

Grades are not everything that represents a student, they may have excellent social and life skills that haven't been recognised or shown to the wider community.