Sentence examples for importance to recognise from inspiring English sources

In order to be successful in the task of replacing animal testing, it is of utmost importance to recognise that animal reference methods are not perfect and to investigate and consider their limitations in the assessment of in vitro alternatives.

In comparative register studies on sickness absence where the DREAM register is considered for use; it will be of great importance to recognise the recoding of pregnancy related sickness absence into maternity benefits, because it is reducing the validity in fertile-aged women.

Denham said it was important to recognise the importance of class and socio-economic status on people's lives.

Jackson says it is important to recognise the importance of language: "The 'G' word is a very powerful word, when you look at the language with which politicians, business leaders and academics describe the economy.

Notwithstanding the above discussion, it is important to recognise the importance of target antigen with respect to mAb effector function.

This claim contradicts statements by US officials who say that Mohammed, the chief organiser of the 9/11 attacks, downplayed the importance of the courier, then known as Abu Ahmed al-Kuwaiti, and that it took several more years for his true importance to be recognised.

The idea is that it is clearly of immense practical importance to be able to recognise those from whom we can gain true beliefs, and that it was in response to this need that the concept of knowledge arose.

The work reported here highlights however that the theoretical underpinnings of a study are of importance for all authors to recognise and report if assumptions underpinning how and why an intervention may work is to be fully understood.

Just as people recognise the importance of biodiversity in the environment, we need people to recognise the importance of architecture".

With so much to do during the school day, teenagers need all the help they can get if they are to work at peak efficiency, so it's important to understand their sleep patterns and help them to recognise the importance of rest.

Although it is right that focusing exclusively on individual speakers' intentions would prevent us from seeing some important facts (as Hornsby 2000 argues), it also vital to recognise the importance of paying some attention to speaker intentions.