Sentence examples for recognized to extend from inspiring English sources

At the time it was also recognized to extend citizenship to all children of non-naturalized immigrants, regardless of race, because all immigrants, including unauthorized ones, are "subject to the jurisdiction" of the United States.

Such non-neuronal sources of neurodegeneration, referred to as non-cell autonomous neurodegenerative processes are becoming increasing recognized to extend beyond infectious diseases and may initiate and/or contribute to the progression of a variety of neurodegenerative disorders [22].

Although the benefits of physical activity for health and functioning are recognized to extend throughout life, the physical activity level of most older people is insufficient with respect to current guidelines.

27– 32 The earthquake's effects were also recognized to extend to people with preexisting mental disorders or significant prior histories of trauma and loss, Haitians living abroad and in the Diaspora, and health care providers and others responding to the earthquake relief effort or providing ongoing services.

In contrast, the differences observed between the reactivity against B-Raf or B-Raf V599E are weak (fig. 1B) and suggest that B-Raf and B-Raf V599E are recognized to a similar extend.

Community pools, for example, are a major draw for tourists and some municipalities have recognized the need to extend hours.

However, we also recognized the necessity to extend existing systematic review methods to accommodate our need in environmental health to integrate data from multiple evidence streams (human, animal, in vitro) and focus on observational human studies rather than on the randomized clinical trials more commonly encountered in the field of health-care intervention (NTP 2012a, 2012b).

Older people may recognize the need to extend ourselves to that part of humanity that is fleeing from life-threatening turmoil in their home countries.

Once we as a society recognize that we ought to extend our duty of care beyond our individual selves and our communities, into the environment and every living thing, issues such as environmental consciousness, wildlife conservation, human rights, animal rights and veganism turn into more than choices, and become the logical outcome of the ecologically ethical lens through which we view the world.

Another Mozillian, Mark Finkle, recognized its potential and continued to extend and improve the prototype.

Evaluation of patients with eschars or vesicular rashes for rickettsialpox is likely to extend the recognized geographic distribution of Rickettsia akari, the etiologic agent of this disease.