Sentence examples for more clearly recognised from inspiring English sources

28 Through the project, we more clearly recognised the role of trial registration (including documenting studies whose findings are not ultimately published and preventing deviation from originally planned analyses).

Nevertheless, it is to be expected that, as these factors are more clearly recognised, discovery and validation processes might be improved to a point where they are no longer the main bottleneck to progress.

The potential contribution of restricting physical availability to reducing harm is perhaps more clearly recognised within alcohol policy [ 44], where "regulating the density of alcohol outlets and controlling the sales hours" are identified as policy options within WHO Europe's action plan [ 2].

It means beginning the long journey back to economic credibility, by finding an answer to what Labour is for when there is little money to spend, and finding an act of moving on as symbolic as the rejection of the shadow budget after 1992, by more clearly recognising the mistakes of the past.

We never learn completely to avoid the stupidity of our fathers (for the conduct of the First World War seems now to have been the outcome of almost unbelievable stupidity), or the wrongs that they did, but we may learn to see them more clearly and recognise them as a constant danger for ourselves.

Participants clearly recognised that healthcare staff needed to provide more information.

"Our Malaysian backers have clearly recognised the strength of feeling about the traditions and history of the club which stretch back more than 100 years.

This threat was clearly recognised by the American intelligence community.

Bennett has clearly recognised this is a problem.

I hope that message is also clearly recognised by the US.

In China, the corruption problem has been clearly recognised as a legitimacy-threatening problem".