Sentence examples for were recognised to have from inspiring English sources
It is true that the bromide ions were recognised to have a key effect in the promotion of nanorod morphology growth in the solution phase via effective adsorption onto the lower-energy surface of the nanostructures, i.e. (111) and (100), and play as a steric hindrance on these planes, which lead to a nanorod shape formation with growth direction toward (110) [48].
A variety of changes in working practices were recognised to have occurred with digital implementation.
Of the 16 adult mutation carriers, two were recognised to have had hypoglycaemic episodes after the diagnosis of HH in their children.
I have to admit that I can fall into that trap.' (Participant no 4) The increased capacity of ultrasound technology and its extended use were recognised to have created increased demands on the operational ability of the professionals conducting the examination, and a need for more comprehensive training.
United's greatest asset since the Glazer takeover is recognised to have been Ferguson, who has won 27 major trophies since joining the club in 1986.
For the preceding two years Blatter let it be known that he supported Johansson, who was recognised to have integrity and to have done a fine, professional job.
State grammar schools are recognised to have high levels of achievement in national tests such as GCSEs, and have an enviable record in placing students in prestigious universities.
Increasingly many adrenal paragangliomas have been recognised to have a genetic predisposition.
Paragangliomas are rare tumours derived from the autonomic nervous system that have increasingly been recognised to have a genetic predisposition.
Globally, the terrestrial biosphere has been recognised to have the capacity to partially offset anthropogenic CO2 by carbon assimilation into the biomass through the process of photosynthesis [1,2].
Parachutes was recognised to have an alternative rock sound similar to English band Radiohead in their Bends era.
