Sentence examples for ability to recognise when from inspiring English sources

In such cases, people may build up a resistance to leptin, which disrupts the brain's ability to recognise when you're full, leading you to overeat and put on weight.

These features include: "Direct Call", or the handset's ability to recognise when a user wants to talk to somebody instead of messaging them, if they bring the phone to their head; "Social Tag", a function that identifies and tags people in a photo and shares photos with them; and "Pop Up Play", which allows a video and other applications to occupy the screen at the same time.

The expression of empathy requires the doctor to possess first the skills to do it and then the ability to recognise when it is needed.

Skills, knowledge and expertise of the nurse; [ 45- 49], team working and the ability of nurse to recognise when to refer on to other professionals or support services.

I have great faith in the adaptability of our system, and the ability of all those involved in it, whether judges or advocates, to recognise when change is necessary, and to change".

Everyday health competence is the ability to review bodily sensations and to react in an appropriate manner, that is, to recognise when symptoms can be ignored and when action is needed.

(FG1F2) In a similar manner to ensuring comfort through engagement, carers were able to recognise when the person with dementia needed peace, stimulation appropriate to their needs and abilities and an environment free of conflict (excessive noise or visual stimuli).

Creativity is much easier to recognise when someone creates something.

The trick is to recognise when a goodbye can be a good thing: when it's a chance to start again.

Family members often struggled to recognise when their relative was no longer able to care for himself/herself or when he/she was asking for help as the symptoms of psychosis took over his/her ability to make decisions.

What have I done?" It is O'Farrell's ability to recognise such moments, when they inevitably come, that makes her such a deft and compelling chronicler of human relationships.