Sentence examples for also recognising the potential from inspiring English sources

Any such model must prioritise the therapeutic relationship and establish genuine help-seeking behaviour in parents, while also recognising the potential harms of this approach.

The likes of Google and Facebook have also recognised the potential of high-altitude, solar-powered planes, to deliver broadband to locations that lack fixed-line connections.

We have also recognised the potential of macro-political forces (in particular, policy initiatives) for addressing challenges in a more systemic way.

But experts also recognise the potential for stress tech to reach people in need at a time of cutbacks and waiting lists.

Carte also recognised the potential of radio and worked with the BBC to relay live broadcasts of D'Oyly Carte productions.

However, we also recognise the potential limitations of gene network analysis.

It has demonstrated that, whilst there are barriers to its use, students also recognise the potential advantages, and the positive impact on professional enculturation.

One teacher said: ' Knowledge [about the importance of Hygiene] makes children more aware of other people around them.' Teachers also recognised the potential importance of the home environment in influencing hygiene behaviours.

Although the e-health policies at European and national levels also recognise the potential benefits of electronic records as a key tool for continuity and quality of care, this electronic function has not achieved universal implementation (77.4 % of the surveyed GPs use electronic records, with a large variability between countries).

In recognising the potential limitations of PCR for detecting infection, it is also important to balance these against uncertainties in the current 'gold standard' of microbiological culture.

The developer and analyst Oscar Clark acknowledges these issues while recognising the potential.