Sentence examples for recognize advances from inspiring English sources

Mr. Milner said that he wanted to recognize advances in delving into the deepest mysteries of physics and the universe.

All U.S. states and the District of Columbia have laws that recognize advance directives (ADs) [ 5].

While trained dermatologists can reliably recognize advanced melanoma by visual inspection (relying on the Asymmetry, Border irregularity, Color variegation, Diameter > 6 mm, Evolution [ABCDE] criteria) melanomas at their very early and most curable stages often mimic histologically benign look-alike lesions.

In the past, a few prizes have quickly spotlighted discoveries that upended the prevailing theory; others have recognized advances that over decades had led to ubiquitous applications.

One of the primary challenges facing researchers in southern China, he says, is government pressure to make internationally recognized advances in their field at hyper-speed.

Despite recognizing advances in space research in all of Latin America, this review is restricted to the development observed in three countries in particular (Argentina, Brazil and Mexico), due to the fact that these countries have recently developed operational centers for monitoring space weather.

By identifying individuals with high genetic risk for contracting and transmitting infections, the dnIGE model offers previously recognized advances in livestock disease control through selective breeding and also for predicting and controlling the emergence of disease outbreaks in human populations.

The document recognized advances made by national and provincial governments but the four candidates agreed that still there is work to be done to guarantee the fulfilment of children´s rights in their country.

In six states, the internationally recognized Advanced Placement history curricula has been challenged because lawmakers claim it shows "liberal bias".

She continues, "Women whose achievements are visible and recognized advance further and are more satisfied with their careers.

Like Cecchetti, Luft seems to recognize that advances in medical technology make the traditional approach to private health insurance less viable.