Sentence examples for recognised possible from inspiring English sources

Strict ethical procedures were adopted that recognised possible trauma experienced by the study population and the possibility of renewed violence in the study communities or against field researchers.

However, the recognised possible threats to the validity of findings from any interrupted time-series analysis need to be considered, including 'history' (ie, events that coincided with the intervention may have caused the observed change) and 'instrumentation' (ie, that the data collection method changed when the intervention was launched).

This means that recognising possible STI outbreaks depends almost entirely on the alertness of health professionals.

Specialist (anaesthetist) knowledge is needed to recognise possible non-allergic causes for the 'reaction'reaction

It is also important to recognise possible sample bias due to staff selection of participants and loss to follow-up.

In addition to examining the individual preference of movement, exploratory examination is carried out to recognise possible red flags and to determine the treatment indication.

Conversely, there were many who did recognise possible symptoms of skin cancer, yet most did not seem to fear a 'serious' diagnosis.

We recognise possible biases: DHS surveys are not all done at the same time of year; weight, age or height might be incorrectly measured or reported.

The importance of recognising possible environmental harms, in places where Aboriginal people are more likely to drink or take drugs, were also novel inclusions.

In order to recognise possible dose-response relationships which may not be linear, effects of radon concentrations on childhood cancer risk were investigated for the following pre-defined levels 0 24, 25 49, 50 99, 100 199, and 200+ Bq m−3, as used in a UK study of residential radon exposure and lung cancer risk published earlier (Darby et al, 1998).

This study used a range of scenarios, but given that only 3% of patients calling the EMS with acute stroke mention more than one symptom, there appears to be a need for new interventions to assist receptionists to recognise possible stroke.