Sentence examples for comfortable recognizing from inspiring English sources

Thirty-five percent (96/273) and 15% (40/274) of pathologists were comfortable recognizing the neuropathologic features of classic CJD and variant CJD, respectively.

If our primary care pediatricians become more comfortable recognizing, diagnosing and treating pediatric essential HTN, then referral rates of incorrectly identified patients with HTN should decline.

Cretz said that while the United States has "not reached the point" where it is comfortable officially recognizing the Libyan opposition, other countries shouldn't let the same legalistic restraints stop them.

Participants spent 10 25 min performing this task until they felt comfortable in recognizing the 2 melodies.

Responses regarding the neurologists' experience with diagnosing CJD and performing autopsy are summarized in Table 1 and Table 2. Most neurologists (83%, 255/307) felt comfortable clinically recognizing classic CJD.

It's a police matter... the investigation of a crime scene in which many more of us are complicit than is comfortable to recognize.

He certainly had never registered as Mongolian and he seemed comfortable with being recognized and self-identifying as Han.

"We try hard to find a good balance between allowing people to express themselves and making sure the community feels comfortable, but we recognize that we don't always get it right," the spokesperson said.

Barriers to supervisors granting downtime include difficulty in recognizing and feeling comfortable with emotions, as well as a conviction that vulnerable emotions are inappropriate in the workplace.

To allay fears of important clients and colleagues, key staff can offer their cell numbers, recognizing that people feel less comfortable calling than emailing after hours.

"They will feel more comfortable being somewhere they recognize, being around kids they recognize and teachers they know," he said.