Sentence examples for recognised hard from inspiring English sources

The strength of the study was the use of sampling via internet support groups that enabled the recruitment of a recognised hard to reach group and to allow them to present their experiences in depth in a qualitative empirical study.

First qualitative study to explore a variety of OTC addictions and associated reasons and treatment in a recognised hard to reach group.

Turkle is concerned that teachers of programming are trained to recognise hard mastery as the only real way to program, whereas it is only 'male mastery'.

It's applying AI in the form of "deep vision and advanced cognitive analytics" to the analysis of medical imaging scans to help radiologists or emergency department physicians recognise hard to spot abnormalities and in turn make better decisions.

It has also been a time for recognising hard truths.

Patients exposed to hard metal may develop occupational asthma, a syndrome resembling hypersensitivity pneumonitis (HP), or interstitial lung disease which is recognised as hard metal lung disease.

Doubting the government's sincerity, the ethnic groups are continuing their strikes and protests.The benefits of federalism and proportional representation are widely recognised, but hard to deliver.

Michael Guy, Serco's contract director at HMP Dovegate, said: "I am pleased that the board has recognised the hard work and dedication of the staff in looking after and caring for a complex prison population, some of whom are very difficult to manage.

Social Enterprise UK's chief executive Peter Holbrook was delighted with the success of the evening: "Last night's awards were a fantastic celebration for the social enterprise movement and recognised the hard work and dedication of social enterprises from all over the UK – and in other parts of the world too," he said.

"Everybody recognised how hard succeeding Sir Alex Ferguson was going to be," said Drasdo.

The increase in the amount of CWD will first be recognised for hard (less decayed) CWD and mainly in young, newly cut stands.