Sentence examples for the more recognised from inspiring English sources
Last week's five-goal thriller against Charlton was trumped by the more recognised London derby, which came up with nine strikes and a Premiership record nine different scorers.
Around the same time, calls for a greater emphasis to be placed on social science theory (Cassel 1964, 1976) and social reformation strategies to address socioeconomic inequalities (Wing 1984, 1988) started to catalyse some of the more recognised ecological models of health (e.g. Dahlgren and Whitehead 1991; Green and Kreuter 1999; VanLeeuwen et al. 1999).
Despite this being common knowledge the true prevalence of VTE is underestimated as clinical presentation may be truly asymptomatic and/or misattributed as well as the more recognised symptoms and signs of thrombosis [ 4, 5].
The interaction between two or more recognised pregnancies and the IGF1-19/-19 genothee on the age at breast cancer diagnosis was still significant (P=0.02).
Invite your friends to do the route, that way you will grow in the community and become more recognised.
A few people recognised Di Natale but more recognised Cohen.
Critics in Australia and England once more recognised him as the leading batsman in the world.
Three wickets for South Africa in the session, but...... Johnson and Harris do well to keep the prying Proteas at bay after the earlier departures of Australia's more recognised batsmen.
And at Escape 2010 (on until 23 October at Vordere Zollamtsstrasse 3, 1030; escanother.at) anofher of street art's more recognised names, Nomad, redecorated the interiors of the former strip bar Morrison Club (Rechte Wienzeile 2A, 1050).
"We celebrate the focus on rights of indigenous people being more recognised today than they were in the past, but [it's] also a call to action to do even more to promote and protect these rights to implementation," he said.
"I think it's a step forward for women's golf because it gets a bit more recognised and hopefully the crowds will stay around as well".
