Sentence examples for appropriate to recognise from inspiring English sources

However, it is appropriate to recognise these areas properly to prevent further unnecessary examinations.

Although the CES-D score is the composite score of the 20-item scores, it could be appropriate to recognise the 16 negative item scores and the positive scores as different scores.

Since allowing the beneficiary of the will to retain the property is at the heart of the "fraud", it is not clear why courts have considered the appropriate remedy to recognise a trust on behalf of others, rather than a resulting trust in favour of the estate (the residuary legatee).

Radiographers should receive appropriate training to recognise significant breast symptoms, with a clear written protocol for clinical recall.

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.

Theodora then tested whether the sharks could transfer their ability to recognise the appropriate shape.

HSV-based numerical identity was able to recognise the appropriate RGB signal related to the radical chemiluminescence-induced digital colouration.

The CoJ's failure to recognise that in appropriate circumstances in-house antitrust advice can be independent and balanced means that in-house lawyers will continue to be constrained in what they can put in writing to their internal clients.

In 2000, the Medical Research Council (MRC) published a framework 1 to help researchers and research funders to recognise and adopt appropriate methods.

Failure to recognise the need for appropriate biological and mechanical environments for fracture union will lead to delay in healing and significant patient morbidity.

Parents and carers should also develop confidence to manage an attack, implement an emergency plan and to recognise when it is appropriate for them to take control if the person experiencing an asthma exacerbation fails to do so.