Sentence examples for perspective recognizing from inspiring English sources

In this perspective, recognizing land use systems as open and dynamic systems is a central challenge in designing efficient land use policies and managing a transition towards sustainable land use.

Inspired by Carl Ritter and close in thought to Friedrich Ratzel, Vidal de la Blache saw geography from a naturalist perspective, recognizing that no human society, regardless of the level of civilization it has reached, can ever completely escape the restrictions imposed by the milieu (natural surroundings) upon which it depends.

From a public health perspective, recognizing that the public may not show expected "rational" behaviors during RIDEs is important.

Rather than affirming the conventional approach that adaptation will primarily entail program expansion, the innovation perspective, recognizing its limitations, highlights its limits, particularly the potential for systemic instability to undermine public health gains.

A systems perspective recognizes that health care is a complex adaptive system, comprising many components with multifaceted interrelationships.

An alternative perspective recognizes that purchasing business services requires its own set of sourcing capabilities, which may be lacking.

We know that this is not the case, and anyone who can look at the war on drugs from a macro, socioeconomic perspective recognizes this.

So, while one commentator may happily say that the median income in New Orleans has risen since Katrina, a street level perspective recognizes that is because large numbers of the poorest people have not been able to return.

The life course perspective recognizes the impact of latent, pathway, and cumulative effects on later health.

A systemic perspective recognizes both the importance of interactions between systems and the limitations of knowledge regarding those interactions.

A life course perspective recognizes influences of socially patterned exposures on oral health across the life span.