Sentence examples for recognise less from inspiring English sources

Radiologists should recognise less common presentations to orient specific management.

However, it is important to recognise less common presentations of FMD, such as vascular loops, fusiform vascular ectasia, arterial dissection, aneurysm and subarachnoid haemorrhage, to suggest the diagnosis and to conduct further investigations.

"It is good of the committee to recognise Lessing's unique achievement though it has come perhaps two or even three decades late".

But because even major authors tend to be recognised less often than minor soap stars, he was able to enjoy relative anonymity.

For example, the PR of recognising less than five symptoms was 3.81 (95% CI 2.23-6.53) (adjusted model; data not shown) when people with a low-level education were compared with people with a high-level education.

Certain characteristics were strongly associated with recognising less than nine risk factors for cancer; these include being a man, older, having a low-level education, or having a low household income (Table  4).

But imagining the most talented employees as fish only briefly caught makes it hard for companies to recognise, much less reward, their best performers.

The Globe's Season of Plenty reaches its conclusion with a failure to recognise that less can be so much more.

He added: "The district court failed to recognise, much less address, the problem of sacrificing voter enfranchisement at the altar of bureaucratic (in) efficiency and (under-) resourcing".

Calls classed as 'difficult' to recognise were less likely to be immediately referred.

As in our findings, they did show that novice residents had fewer attempts at placing the guide wire, which they attributed to "a willingness to accept or inability to recognise a less than optimal starting point" when compared with the more senior groups.