Sentence examples for emphasis on recognising from inspiring English sources
An emphasis on recognising that physical and mental health are interlinked has become a key element of nurse training, development and practice she says.
Second, the emphasis on recognising whether the experience of anxiety is unreasonable or excessive, shifts from the individual in DSM-IV to the clinician in DSM-5 (Heimberg et al., 2014).
Secondly, public health messaging could emphasise that men make important distinctions between prevention and management when it comes to their mental health, with an emphasis on recognising when it is important to have some 'time out'.
In December 2014, F-MARC introduced basic emergency medical training on the football field-of-play for referees, physical instructors and technical instructors, with an emphasis on recognising SCA and the need for beginning immediate resuscitation.
In regard to the level of services to users a emphasis on recognising and serving the future needs of users is seen as essential.
Implications of these findings are discussed with emphasis on understanding and recognising the relationship between a motor disorder and anxious and depressive symptomatology in clinical practice for children and adolescents with these disorders.
The emphasis now must be on recognising that journalism is what, as a business, we do – and that we do it exceptionally well.
There is increasing emphasis on the need to recognise potentially erosive disease in patients presenting with early undifferentiated arthritis, before sufficient criteria for RA have evolved.
One of the particular characteristics should be the emphasis on local knowledge, that is, recognising the possibility of involving the inhabitants themselves as expert informants, so as to decide upon the destiny of areas undergoing transformation, and even some technical solutions, in a participatory manner (Madden 2011).
The pressure on ESOL has also meant that many schools have had to tighten up the rules, putting emphasis on attendance and results over recognising the chaotic lives that vulnerable people might lead.
