Sentence examples for well recognised as from inspiring English sources

The phenomenon of unexplained metabolic acidosis is well recognised, as is the generation of 'unexplained' anions.

"Extremists are not nearly so well recognised as they are in Pakistan".

The contributions of coral reefs, mangrove forests and seagrass meadows are well recognised as important components of tropical marine seascapes.

Intra-abdominal hypertension is also well recognised as another condition that limits the accuracy of PPV and SVV [38] (Table 2).

Aerial dispersion of pathogenic microorganisms and subsequent contamination of surfaces is well recognised as a potential transmission route for hospital acquired infection.

Non-viral gene delivery has been well recognised as a potential way to address the main safety limitations of viral gene carriers.

The heterogeneous reactios of NO and N2O with char/carbon surface have been well recognised as the most important processes in reducing both NOx and N2O in situ FBC.

Nanoimprint lithography (NIL) has been well recognised as a mechanism capable of facilitating the accurate replication of etched electron beam lithography (EBL) patterns at high speed, by transferring millions of nanofeatures in unison [1 8].

Customer experience is well recognised as a critical component of value but it is complex and may consist of multiple, dynamic points of contact that occur over a period of time.

Although recycled aggregate is well recognised as a sustainable material that offers solutions to this problem, it is regarded as inferior to natural aggregate in terms of its structural properties.

Polly Neate, the chief executive of Women's Aid, said: "Three-quarters of a million children are exposed to domestic violence each year, and such exposure is now well recognised as a form of child abuse.