Sentence examples for recognized significance from inspiring English sources
The recognized significance of genetic drift and neutral evolution has grown significantly, and many additional mechanisms and processes have recently been added to our understanding.
Holland and colleagues describe these socially and culturally constructed environments as "figured worlds," where "particular characters and actors are recognized, significance is assigned to certain acts, and particular outcomes are valued over others" (Holland et al. 1998, pg. 52).
Specific provisions for herbal medicinal products within the European and German legal framework dealing with health care reflect its recognized significance.
Because of the recently recognized significance of SNPs in miRNA biogenesis and regulation, many reports have concentrated on collecting miRNA-related SNPs and investigating their influence on miRNA function [ 20, 26- 28].
Although multiple mechanisms have been suggested to be involved in the regulation of mitophagy, the PTEN-induced putative kinase 1 (pathwayPARK2 pathway is the best characterized and most extensively studied signaling mechanism of mitophagy, partly due to the recognized significance of these two molecules in the pathogenesis of Parkinson's disease.
I recognized the significance of the exchange.
In retrospect, maybe we all should have recognized the significance of the Matsuzaka move.
It was only later that we recognized the significance of using this as a tag line".
A naval innovator in his own right, Dahlgren recognized the significance of the David's attack.
Indeed, some lower courts have already recognized the significance of pro-gay-marriage rulings.
He recognized the significance of the debate: in the wake of Napoleon, Hegel had announced a philosophy of history in which each country contributed through its genius to the development of the World Spirit.
