Sentence examples for recognised in the current from inspiring English sources
This is an area scarcely recognised in the current HA literature, despite the known mental health sequelae within this population.
"It was recognised in the current circumstances of significantly reduced helicopter capacity that offshore visits would not be feasible so the possibility of interim arrangements will be explored".
Some respondents commented that elements from later phases were also recognised in the current phase or remarked that their integrated care was about to enter the next phase.
The domains are thus intended as interacting and interdependent and, as would be expected, most of these categories reflect areas of outcome that are well recognised in the current literature.
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The dangers of current military policies are even being recognised in the US.
Consequently, their research is not recognised in the international platform.
Cheryl Etches, the hospital's deputy chief executive, said she recognised that in the current economic climate, introducing the car park charges was "never going to be popular".
However, it is recognised that in the current economic climate, where cost is a major factor to be considered at the design stage, conventional alloy systems will remain an essential constituent for the foreseeable future.
In many cases however the entire ontogenetic series will not be available for study, and although instars can be recognised as in the current study it is impossible to correlate these stages with certainty between species.
The importance of imaging in establishing the focus of infection is recognised in current guidelines for the management of severe sepsis [ 1], with decisions regarding timing and modality of imaging left to the physicians' clinical judgement.
