Sentence examples for substantially recognised from inspiring English sources

Filmgoing patriots will be annoyed to see that Skyfall has made it into the best British film list but not best film, but it has substantially recognised nonetheless, and both it and Les Misérables (which got nods for both) have been hugely successful British movies.

Variability in surveillance techniques is well recognised and substantially alters reported infection rates.

The HFMEA and SWIFT differed substantially in terms of hazards recognised compared to prior safety work in the service.

It is generally recognised that this is substantially higher than the proportion of forest area that they occupy (Sheffield 2009, AFB 2012, Carle and Holmgren 2008).

To this end, we uncovered substantially more genetic diversity than previously recognised and no evidence for extensive clonality.

One possible explanation for these observations is the aromatic nature of the R-groups of tyrosine (substantially) and tryptophan (moderately so) are recognised by HCCS and are compatible with a stable folded holo-cytochrome c.

The British Council itself recognised this fact in 2007, substantially expanding its presence in the Arab and Muslim world.

CD8-enhanced pMHCI ligands were recognised at lower concentration and induced substantially better effector function for a given quantity of antigen (Fig. 5, 6).

However, it has also been recognised that some MPM patients may survive substantially longer than the median survival time of 9 12 months (Vogelzang et al, 2003; Cao et al, 2010; Helland et al, 2012).

The addition of the biological thiol GSH (often recognised as the primordial antioxidant), intended to prevent aldehyde damage, substantially protected the cells in our system at all time points examined.

5 6 7 Cancer is recognised increasingly as affecting all the family, with psychological distress reverberating substantially throughout the nuclear family and perhaps beyond.