Sentence examples for validated recognized from inspiring English sources

In exchange for the 'elites' reinforcing and exploiting your cultural preferences and prejudices, your lifestyle, you swallowed the hook in the bait: to be culturally validated, recognized and celebrated (example; NASCAR; manly hunting; violent sports; hearty drinkin') but to be truly forgotten and excluded economically.

'Because said grant, so far as it relates to the locus in quo, is not one which was validated or recognized by the treaty between the United States and Spain.

To date, several in vitro methods have been developed to assess different toxicological end points, some of which have been validated and recognized by the regulatory bodies concerned.

Among other things, students have reported that the group activities are fun and allow them to learn from one another while also having their own knowledge validated and recognized.

"For the first time, we had a president who understood the importance of community colleges, and we were validated and recognized for our role in opening the doors of higher education".

In 2007, the EpiSkin™ test method was scientifically validated and recognized as the stand alone method to discriminate skin irritants (R38) from non-irritants (no label) according to the definition of the EU risk phrases.

"With John's death approaching, it just gave us more of an impetus and more of a desire to have our relationship validated and recognized," Obergefell recalled.

Among multiple biochemical biomarkers identified, none is sufficiently validated and recognized to identify patients who should be treated.

Among potential biochemical biomarkers, despite active research and numerous candidates, none is sufficiently validated and recognized for systematic use in drug development of OA or in clinical practice to identify patients who should be treated.

This paper gives a short conceptual description of how to aggregate the points in the state-input space to recognize validated, non-validated and invalidated domains.

"They don't validate or recognize U.S. Latinos as proper subjects of an American film.