Sentence examples for recognise the condition from inspiring English sources

I had hoped to steer clear of this aberration but after the exhilaration of Tuesday's semi-final I was hungry for more coverage -- football enthusiasts will recognise the condition -- and this was all ITV was offering.

People might just about recognise the condition's more extreme manifestations, but as Penny Andrews puts it, "They're probably not aware of the bulk of autistic adults: people who are sitting there, coping with a lot of stuff, and the fact that they're dealing with all this noise and stress and uncertainty that they shouldn't have to".

It enabled practitioners to recognise the condition and develop confidence in their diagnostic skills.

Hence, educating this population to recognise the condition could be expected to trigger appropriate treatment beliefs and recommended help-seeking behaviours.

But we must recognise the conditions that prevent teenagers or adults engaging with such books; provide resources for those who find it hardest to read; and remember the role of great literature in adult education, prisons and less conventional settings.

In comparison with non-experts, the representations of experts are richer, more organised and abstract and are based on deep knowledge; experts also recognise the conditions under which use of particular knowledge is appropriate [ 109].

Dent had recognised the condition 30 years earlier, but it was Wrong's work that really threw light on it.

Roger recognised the condition: The poor guy was lonely.

Celsus and Galen (first and third century respectively) both recognised the condition.

Only 17.4%% of the study sample recognised the condition [ 41].

Those that expressed this did not have faith in their optometrist because the optometrist had not recognised the condition initially.