Sentence examples for how they recognise from inspiring English sources

Is there a difference among the four professional groups in how they recognise direct and indirect risk situations in clinical practice?

Those teachers who did distinguish between normal and at-risk students were asked how they recognised the latter.

When the health service managers were asked how they recognised performance of health care workers in the districts, they all indicated issuing certificates, end-of-year parties, material gifts and words of praise.

(iii) Assists carers to comprehend how people with depression feel and think and how they can recognise and label automatic thoughts and link situations and emotions to events in their lives.

The musical group scored higher in end-of-year tests of how well they recognised other people's emotions.

During scanning, two ratings were collected from subjects to gauge how well they recognised landmarks and knew their permanence.

In this paper we study minimalistic models of competition between LNs in the MGC and how they allow recognising a specific pheromone component ratio across a wide range of pheromone concentrations.

"Nottingham city council has tried so, so hard because they recognise how important this is," Cheeseman says.

They recognise how tough times are and that the government is determined not to give any further ground.

And they recognise how engaging creatively with art works and artists can lead to exciting and innovative outcomes.

They recognise how important an issue this is for Iranians, who have some of the oldest passenger planes in the world.