Sentence examples for recognise quickly from inspiring English sources
This might be because female-headed households may not recognise quickly the benefits gained in agroforestry plantations and long-term sustainable land management activities attributable to their margins in accessing technology and information in the study area.
Which symptoms were most important to recognise quickly? 7. Please explain why you think that?
And they were mostly recognised quickly, with cases isolated and contacts traced from very early on; one was stopped this way in Congo in the past few months.
His brilliance on studio sessions was recognised quickly, and his subtle, yet distinctive, rhythms can be heard on such popular classics as Roy Orbison's Oh, Pretty Woman, the Everly Brothers Cathyy's Clown, Simon and Garfunkel's The Boxer and Tammy Wynette's Stand By Your Man.
Clear advice is given to ensure that concussion can be recognised quickly and managed effectively from the initial injury to a phased return to play using World Rugby's latest guidelines, with the overriding message that all concussions are serious and if in doubt, sit them out.
Although pathological fractures through a primary bone malignancy are rare, these should be recognised quickly in order to achieve better outcomes.
For the five cases where the need for emergency care was recognised quickly, there were a range of delays in either or both delivering the request for care and in accessing care.
That brought compensations: "He has a great ability to capture the rhythms of people's speech, and certain idiosyncrasies that you recognise very quickly," says Doherty.
"In the dressing room, he was somebody we recognised very quickly was a good player.
And we should have recognised more quickly the impact on low skilled jobs, and the worries people had".
Several studies suggest that speech understanding can sometimes benefit from the presence of filled pauses (uh, um, and the like), and that words following such filled pauses are recognised more quickly.
