Sentence examples for recognized as reflecting from inspiring English sources

The Decretum Gelasianum, a Latin document of uncertain authorship but recognized as reflecting the views of the Roman Church at the beginning of the 6th century, includes Tobit, Judith, the Wisdom of Solomon, Ecclesiasticus, and I and II Maccabees as biblical.

Anatomical features of bones such as the peculiar anatomy of the hip that distinguishes all dinosaurs have proven to be extremely useful in understanding dinosaur relationships and show the same hierarchical pattern of nested sets of features that Darwin recognized as reflecting evolutionary relationships.

Overall, genome size variation is now recognized as reflecting the net effects of a collection of mechanisms that sometimes work antagonistically to expand and contract the genome, and is the result of that many forces affect collectively and operate heterogeneously among genomic regions [ 17, 18].

What McReynolds recognized (as have virtually all Justices since then) was that these laws violated a libertarian core that's reflected in many provisions of the Constitution.

In inflammatory rheumatic diseases, disease outcomes can be recognized as manifestations reflecting the underlying disease process (synovitis, acute phase response, pain), measures of discomfort (pain, fatigue, stress), measures of disability, measures reflecting organ damage, and eventually death.

Staff response time to call lights has been recognized as an indicator reflecting the reality of patients' hospitalization experiences and provides an overall understanding of the patterns of an inpatient care unit's care delivery [ 7, 8].

Conversely, the next two deep branches at the base of the plastome trees identifying Phaenospermateae, Meliceae and Ampelodesmeae Stipeae as successively diverging taxa are extremely short compared with most other deep branches in the tree subtending lineages recognized as tribes, possibly reflecting rapid radiation of these lineages.

Washington recognizes as much.

Through hierarchical cluster analysis, numerous 'gene clusters' could be recognized as biologically distinct networks reflecting the phenotypic wiring of individual tumors.

The health promotion movement, as reflected in the Ottawa Charter of 1986 [ 1] squarely recognized the importance of ecosystems and sustainable resources for human health.

Shouldn't such expenses be recognized as a business cost reflected in operating earnings?