Sentence examples for recognise differences from inspiring English sources

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.

The underlying emphasis on commonalities between nations in recent definitions of global health obscures the need to recognise differences between countries at different levels of development and with different social, political and economic systems, and the resulting need for context-specificity.

The Department of Health uses different WIES prices for different types of hospitals to recognise differences in levels of specialisation, remoteness and economies-of-scale.

….. Some informants highlighted how, if they either had employees or customers in their country of origin, and they were operating their business in the UK it was important to understand and recognise differences in both cultures.

It is therefore important to recognise differences between in vitro and in vivo studies, which may account for this disparity.

Only a single histological section was examined which may have resulted in a failure to recognise differences in adjacent tissue.

It is possible to respect someone's choices and bravery without being patronising, and it is possible to recognise difference without surprise, and yet many fail at these basic tasks of acceptance.

The sensor recognised differences in crop canopy so could adapt the application to different citrus crop systems in commercial orchards.

But it is genuinely democratic, while recognising differences in standards of creativity and of response.

Where restriction enzymes recognising differences in DNA sequence were available, markers were run as co-dominant CAPS [ 31].

Within positive full scan mass spectra, MetExtract recognised differences of ∆24.081 u (theoretical value) between the C and C peak pairs originating from an intact T2 backbone.