Sentence examples for recognise therefore that from inspiring English sources

It is important to recognise, therefore, that the mitigation of patient safety risks, whether to do with the people, tasks or the technology involved, are likely also dependent on these broad-ranging systemic parameters of telecare services [ 2, 89].

It is increasingly recognised, therefore, that there is a need to study dimensional as well as categorical constructs of the phenotype.

It is hoped therefore that surgery for MBD be recognised as a subspecialty in its own right.

It is encouraging therefore that the minister has recognised this issue.

Nevertheless, it was recognised that across the country there is relatively little adherence to exemption policies [ 30, 31], and therefore that free care remains a significant benefit.

"Consumers should therefore recognise that there are huge risks involved when investing with unauthorised businesses".

If, however, you are of sound mind and therefore recognise that Danny Dyer – he of Eastenders, he of Football Factory, he of "them slags" – getting, in his words, "Vikinged up out my brain" is the highest value television entertainment we could possibly hope for in Britain in 2019, then I'd like to welcome you.

For example, through other research in South Africa, the authors are familiar with the work of SWEAT, and therefore recognise that SWEAT's activities as reported in the academic literature (and which are detailed in this article) do not do justice to the broad range of activities and complex democratic structures that characterise this organisation in practice [ 167].

We therefore recognise that this may have failed to pick up some relevant records because either the subject search failed to retrieve them; because they were missed during the screening process due to error; or because the title and abstracts failed to provide sufficient information or gave misleading information.

I recognise that".

I suspect Mr Miliband does recognise that.