Sentence examples for recognised above from inspiring English sources

If others get recognised above ourselves how will that affect our career prospects or even our self esteem?

In addition to the complexities and challenges facing smoke-free interventions recognised above, the panels were very aware of the sensitivities and potential tensions around crossing the 'private' boundary of the home with 'public' smoke-free health promotion interventions.

Plain chest radiography continues to play a valuable role in the management of testicular cancer because lung metastases can be recognised above 1 cm in diameter and assessed for changes in size during follow-up.

Recognising the above limitations and the fact that this was a study of an emergency dental service provided within the locality of a dental teaching hospital in inner-city London, the findings will therefore be useful for any other organisation developing new models of out-of-hours care for emergency dental services by providing valuable information on how and why people access these services.

As recognised in the above conversation between Teacher T3 and her students in Lesson 3 (Source A), the teacher's questions were often developed from the students' initial answers.

It was developed because the peoples of Europe recognised one value above all else – a value that we need today perhaps more than ever, not only to restore Greece to its rightful place in our European family but also to preserve Britain's.

[Martha: diagnosed 2009; aged 64 at interview; treatment: neoadjuvant chemotherapy] Although Marcus (quoted above) recognised that his indigestion with fever recurred several times in similar circumstances, this alone was not enough to make him seek medical help.

For those who don't recognise the image, above, it's an example of the doge meme – in this case, a newspaper-themed one, hence captions such as "Brekin newz: cates r ilegal" (breaking news: cats are illegal) and "pls red" (please read).

The bed occupancy rate nationally was 92% - seven percentage points above the recognised safe level - according to an analysis by monitoring body Dr Foster.

Terry mentions that there is no formally recognised threshold of risk above which we ought to obtain informed consent but that an ethical guideline might be any risk greater than that which we might ordinarily encounter when carrying out normal daily activities [2].

The only one of her relatives to have red hair, Cameron herself was always the black sheep in her family, and her talents as an artist only set her further apart from her surroundings: "When I was in kindergarten, I was taken out of the regular schools and put into a special school because they recognised that I had above average abilities," she said.