Sentence examples for clear recall from inspiring English sources
This cascade approach of volunteer community education has now reached more than 1.2m households in just 18 months (a fifth of the population) – with 78.5% of those households able to demonstrate clear recall of the key messages and proper use of the bednet one month later.
However, this is not at all clear (recall the more cautious use of terminology advocated by Gottwald).
However, even if there is no clear recall of childhood symptoms, ADHD should be considered when the typical syndrome that defines ADHD is present and there is evidence of lifetime persistence of symptoms indicative of ADHD and associated impairments.
In terms of oral discussions, write down the main points in your diary after so that you have clear recall.
But in October 1999, Appleton announced that it was laying off about half its work force, and would either be selling or shutting down the mill in the near future".They made it clear," recalled Edmund J. Russell, the county director of economic development.
"The answer was loud and clear," recalls Felix G. Rohatyn, the investment banker who helped engineer the New York City rescue, and who later served as an ambassador to France under President Clinton.
O'Farrell writes beautifully of a life suspended and captures the crystal-clear recall of the sounds and images of children with great poignancy.
This is important as completing the questionnaire at the first antenatal visit, at the end of the period when folic acid supplementation is recommended (12 weeks), is likely to have resulted in clearer recall.
Her first purely abstract work seems to have been a sewn patchwork quilt, designed as a cradle cover, whose wonky rectangles and triangles of clear colour recall both cubism and Russian folk art.
To be clear, Total Recall -- the original, that is -- is one of my favorite movies of all time.
However, our results regarding changes in euthanasia practice were relatively clear and recall bias most likely only affected our results to a minor degree.
