Sentence examples for help to recognise from inspiring English sources

It will help to recognise that the term "western culture" is surprisingly modern – more recent certainly than the phonograph.

In the same way, sigma factors may help to recognise degenerated promoter motifs.

Determining the specific cases in which the EGFR plays a pivotal function in carcinogenesis may help to recognise those patients who may benefit from therapy with EGFR inhibitors.

Notwithstanding some limitations, the study in Critical Care by Peng and coworkers [ 1] supports the idea that acute (necrotic/infected) pancreatitis can result in CIRCI following relative adrenal insufficiency, that the ACTH test can help to recognise it, and that the condition likely warrants treatment with substitution doses of corticosteroids.

The attack was a complex situation, my experience in conflict zones helps to recognise where potential threats are and what is going on.

It helped to recognise that language learning is, in part, instinctual and that mistakes were inevitable: "Kids make mistakes and gradually they start to feel when things sound wrong".

Between these two extremes, innovation systems' thinking helps to recognise a series of processes and developments, which guide the development of diplomacy for innovation.

Diffusion-weighted imaging helps to recognise the areas of pancreatic parenchyma involved by the neoplasm and could have a role in the evaluation of treatment response [17].

This helps to recognise problematic drug use, and to provide additional help as early as possible".

In order to understand global health systems debates and the tensions between actors, it helps to recognise differences between different frameworks and the paradigms underlying them.

It also helped to recognise the nature of differences that Aboriginal people and health service providers had in understanding cancer and relevant services.