Sentence examples for based on recognised from inspiring English sources

Again this success was based on recognised existing potential.When it comes to buildings, the lottery has also achieved the biggest bang for its buck in giving a new lease of life to some of the country's old favourites.

There was a tension between recognising what they should do (based on recognised best practices) and what they can do at the bedside (based on constraints of time and resources).

There was a tension in many accounts between what they should do (based on recognised best practices in an ideal world) and what they ultimately can do at the bedside.

Nevertheless, a recent evidence-based national clinical guidelines for caries prevention from the UK states "oral health promotion interventions should be based on recognised health theory behaviour and models such as MI [ 15].

Other studies such as Daley et al (2007) or Perna et al (2010) were much more comprehensive in their reporting of BCTs and were based on recognised behaviour-change theory.

The content of the program is likely to be based on recognised risk factors and empirically validated parenting strategies.

He developed a model  based on recognising difference, stigma, shame and harm, which is now used routinely in LGBTI asylum cases.

By conferring the medal on Mr Becker, the president will confer some prestige on his ideas, many of which Mr Rizzo holds dear.Mr Rizzo's objection to Mr Becker's accepting seems to be based on recognising that giving and getting the medal would be a transaction in the economy of status.

Charles Taylor's idea of a dialogical ethics and politics based on "recognising" those whose distinct cultural identities have been dismissed, held in contempt or whose preservation is at stake such as the identities of African Americans in the USA or Francophone Quebecers in Canada too is an example (Taylor, 1994).

Furthermore, substituting a heuristic based on recognising a cluster of unique features can further improve this heuristic.

Many homologues of this protein can be found by a simple sequence search, but this structure seems to be so distorted, that a method based on recognising regular secondary structure finds no similar structures in the protein data bank [ 23].