Sentence examples for and also recognised that from inspiring English sources
Bouvet realised the lack of cohesion in the British squadron, and also recognised that Africaine was faster than either of his ships and would soon catch them.
Consequently, it is important to distinguish the end points of OS and progression free survival (PFS), both of which can give useful information, and also recognise that OS may be affected by subsequent treatment regimens.
Kogan and Henkel were pioneers, developing the concept of the collaborative approach between researchers and policymakers as a way of addressing some of the difficulties of promoting research use in policymaking, and also recognising that there is a diversity of situations in which there might potentially be scope for various types of research to have impact on policymaking.
"While remembering African and Caribbean people enslaved we also recognise that slavery is unfortunately not a thing of the past.
Techniques for delivery of bad news are well documented in oncology (Sell et al, 1993; Girgis and Sanson-Fisher, 1995), but studies also recognise that information can be misunderstood or forgotten (Ptacek and Eberhardt, 1996; McConnell et al, 1999; Schofield et al, 2001).
We also recognise that policy and practice impacts are not the only important outcomes of research.
But we should also recognise that Sospiri is a collection of quieter arias conceived as mood music.
The design of CML has always been based on the need for dictionaries, and has also recognised that there are different conventions within chemical practice.
Graham Linehan, writer-director of The IT Crowd and co-writer of Father Ted and Black Books, also recognised that Seinfeld was special.
Fortunately, he says Prince Charles - whom he describes as a "curious mixture of the traditional and the radical" - also recognised that the Royal Family had to be "visible" at this time.
