Sentence examples for though it is recognised that from inspiring English sources

Although referred to, the issue of non-paternity being revealed by newborn carrier results did not feature prominently with parents interviewed in this study, though it is recognised that they were providing 'public' accounts of their experiences to researchers.

Here, the focus of the theories and approaches is shifted to safety, though it is recognised that safety is an emergent property of the system and, as such, not separable from other system attributes and goals.

None of the patients allocated adalimumab had increased the dose to 40 mg weekly after 52 weeks, though it is recognised that dose escalation may occur in up to 10% of patients.

Overall, CT has been shown to be the most sensitive method of assessing metastatic disease in the thorax, abdomen and pelvis, though it is recognised that it may understage disease in up to 25% of cases [ 21].

Domestic sources are sources people choose to have or use (voluntary), for example a mobile phone, a cordless phone (digital enhanced cordless telecommunication (DECT)), and a microwave oven (though it is recognised that concerns about each of these domestic sources can be very different).

Equally though, it was recognised that school closure is associated with high economic, social and educational costs and could potentially disrupt healthcare provision via increased absenteeism of clinical staff attending to their children [ 12].

Even though it was recognised that additive or synergistic effects needed to be considered in the derivation of an ADI, the Joint FAO/WHO Meeting on Pesticide Residues (JMPR) concluded in 1981 that although there was a need for further data on interactions of pesticides, the consideration of mixtures did not require any change in the general principles for estimating ADIs.

There is considerable uncertainty about word boundaries in English; in Mandarin there is rather more, though not as much as these examples suggest provided it is recognised that words fall into syntactic classes.

It is recognised that coal is a porous solid.

It is recognised that cubical particles provide more realistic results.

It is recognised that cooling systems need to be flexible.