Sentence examples for difference recognised from inspiring English sources

A big part of the fight seems to be getting this difference recognised, and everyone is adamant that any possible harm from vaping is incomparable to that from cigarettes.

Understanding sex-related health differences, recognising groups at risk of poor health and identifying determinants of poor health are therefore very important for both improving health trajectories and planning for the health needs of ageing populations.

Furthermore, no significant difference was recognised in the Tukey Kramer HSD test between sessions 1 and 2 in any year.

Those who were more experienced or who felt more competent appreciated their ability to make a difference and recognised the subtleties in patients' improvements.

For example, no statistically significant differences were recognised among age groups for all parameters.

We show how our findings can be reconciled with the much greater success of Korean firms some 20 years earlier, if the effect of corporate governance differences is recognised.

Few significant differences were recognised between stakeholder and scientist participants in this study, which may be due to limitations in sample size of the study and design of the survey questionnaire (Table 2).

Both inhibitors had similar effects on retinal endothelial cells; however, some differences were recognised.

Existing codes, categories, and concepts were refined, enriched, and reorganized as new codes; and categories and concepts were developed or as similarities and differences were recognised.

"At the individual level, it impacts children at a time when the brain develops rapidly, habits are formed, differences are recognised, and emotional ties are built through day-to-day interactions.

But this highly individualistic approach is missing out on many opportunities to make a difference by recognising that political bargaining power and weight is built through alliances, networks and coalitions.