Sentence examples for recognized and registered from inspiring English sources

With the exception of the NFO and NPE breeds, all the domestic breeds included in our study are officially recognized and registered in herdbooks.

To address this, traditional surgeons are now required by law to be officially recognized and registered with the provincial Department of Health [ 2].

Every woman admitted for delivery was included if fulfilling our inclusion criteria: 1) singleton pregnancy and 2) having been followed for antenatal care in our clinics so that pregnancy complications could be recognized and registered.

This means that all patients whose psychosis had not been recognized and registered, as well as those who had not visited their general practitioner in 2002, were excluded from this research.

Respondent 16 explains their experience of being undocumented as they sought to become a recognized and registered doctor in Ireland: "By the time I had finished my exams, at that stage I had been beaten you know… I just wasn't comfortable with my life.

Earlier this week, Mr. Sharansky said his ministry would begin recognizing and registering civil marriages performed at foreign consulates in Israel.

Many social media platforms recognize and register a user's geo-location, patterns of behavior, interests and preferences, and place tags to sell to advertisers.

This project tries to establish the fundaments to integrate different isolated intelligent environments that are located in a vehicle network as well as to deploy a system capable of recognizing and registering all kind of devices and sensors not belonging to the vehicle in order to provide the in-car system with the value-added services and data captured by them.

However, all breed organizations recognize and register only one type.

An alternative hypothesis, highly compatible with the DDT, has suggested that cortical basal-ganglionic neuronal modules learn to recognize and register complex contextual patterns that are relevant to behaviour, and that this learning is mediated by dopaminergic reinforcement signals [ 32].

"And Junior kind of flicked his page, and he looked up in fury, as if to say, 'Who would dare interrupt my reverie?' And he saw Junior and recognized him and registered shock, and he was fumbling and saying, 'Where are you sitting?' and 'You should be up here; I'll talk to them for you.' "And George W. said: 'No, I don't waste taxpayers' money.