Sentence examples for which was recognised from inspiring English sources

Of all the exemplar cultivars used here with rice subpopulation known a- priori only one was not correctly allocated to its recognised rice group: the OryzaSNP cultivar Minghui 63, which was recognised as an indica, but at less than the 80%% threshold we used and was therefore classified as an admix including 20 % aus-2 group membership.

In this case the subheading is problematic, which was recognised by editors at the Guardian.

His ambition was not sated by his high academic reputation, which was recognised in the award of four honorary doctorates.

He acted as churchwarden for some 30 years, which was recognised when he was made MBE in 1997.

Coalminers, engine drivers, shipbuilders and the like had a heroic resonance which was recognised – sometimes grudgingly – throughout British society.

Case's consultant remembers how students did a 'fantastic job' which was recognised by the Court of Appeal.

"Afluenza" is not a condition which is recognised medically.

The other camp, Dignity, which is recognised internationally, is based in Tobruk and Bayda.

The Ka'apor asked the government to protect their borders, which were recognised in 1982.

The most plausible comparison is with Ireland's Press Council, which is recognised in statute but was not established by statute.

The company's drivers, which are recognised as self-employed contractors, do not have the same rights as workers.