Sentence examples for recognised areas from inspiring English sources

Although an important and recognised areas of injury research, injury consequences such as level of disability, economic and social costs or injury -related health behaviours, are outside the scope of this paper that has been designed to determine European injury rates and levels of severity within morbidity and mortality studies.

Many also benefit from coaching to help recognise areas for development and to improve on these areas.

This meant that the developers of the Oyu Tolgoi mine did not recognise areas considered sacred by the affected communities.

"As a team we recognise areas we still want to improve and tighten up on but overall he and others did well.

One can recognise areas with dense vascular structures (red), some of which are well perfused (blue).

Surgeons, as well as hospitals, need to know their own outcomes in order to recognise areas that need improvement before they can work towards reducing complications.

By recognising areas where the patient's and the health care providers understanding of the problem are different, the clinician can address these differences.

Tumour cells that upregulate chemokine receptors for molecules secreted by lymphatic endothelial cells recognise areas of lymphatic endothelial cell concentrations and grow towards areas of high lymphatic density, or hot spots[ 17, 21].

It has been pointed out, however, that students are not always capable of recognising areas where further practising is needed [ 21, 22], and may require guidance in identifying the next steps to be mastered.

This has led to the hypothesis that tumours that stimulate lymphangiogenesis, or can recognise areas of high lymphatic density, will be more likely to metastasise than tumours that do not.

But this is the first time the same has been recognised for areas with anthropogenically induced high fluid pressure".