Sentence examples for the broadest recognition from inspiring English sources

It has gained the broadest recognition in emergency medicine, owing to mounting evidence, acceptance, growing portability and affordability of equipment, and formal training opportunities.

But as an institute, we do not have the broad recognition that others have.

But until recently, the Shawangunks have lacked the broader recognition and appeal of the Adirondacks and the Catskills.

Colonel Qaddafi lashed back in a speech on Friday night, dismissing the significance of the broad recognition of the rebel government.

The discoveries of these and other women and the broad recognition of their contributions to scientific progress marked what many hoped would be a promising turning point for women in science.

Perhaps more significantly is the broader recognition that Transocean's safety management systems on the rig were deficient and where this could lead BP and its licence partners to pursue Transocean for compensation thus reducing the overall size of the liability net to BP.

PBMC isolated from non-BNP and BNP dams were stained with IgG isolated from the serum or colostrum of two different BNP dams. Figure 1a shows the broad recognition and almost equal staining of PBMC from different donors by BNP alloantibodies, despite the diverse MHC I background of cell donors (see Supplementary Table SI online).

Existence of such conserved and accessible epitopes supports the broad recognition observed on this particular DBL domain and emphasizes on its potential interest.

We undertook the present study because, despite the broad recognition of the dynamic and inherently multivariate nature of the immune response, immunological studies often resort to simple univariate statistical techniques (such as t-tests or analysis of variance) applied separately to each response parameter in the experimental data [15].

This led to the broad recognition that chronic cellular hypoxia of the kidney is the final common pathway in the progression of CKD leading to eventual kidney failure [ 4].

In 2004, Mr. Lieberman alighted in New Hampshire as the presidential candidate with the broadest name recognition.