Sentence examples for recognised the difference between from inspiring English sources

They would have recognised the difference between integration, which they supported, and assimilation, which they did not.

Mike Cladingbowl, Ofsted's director of schools, told the Guardian it was important that children recognised the difference between formal and informal English.

Sir Liam Donaldson, the chief medical officer, said it was vital that people recognised the difference between the avian flu that has killed millions of birds and 60 people in south-east Asia and a human strain.

The consistent difference in diagnostic performance of these two constructs, with gut feeling having consistently higher specificity, suggests that the clinicians involved in the study recognised the difference between gut feeling and clinical impression.

Natural historians of the 18th and 19th century rejected stories of hermaphroditism in hyenas, and recognised the differences between the spotted and striped hyena.

One felt that the ETA model could not work for TB as it had for HIV, as patients recognised the differences between the diseases: ".

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 The scientific community recognised the differences between medical devices (orthopaedic implants) and pharmaceutical products, 5 9 10 and important guidance was issued by the US regulator.

You have to be able to recognise the difference between the two".

It takes a human to recognise the difference between "table" as a verb or "table" as a noun.

Both require us, or so we're told, to recognise the difference between misogyny and a portrayal of misogyny.

Young Philip's greatest epiphany is to recognise the difference between history as taught in school - harmless and inevitable - and history as it's lived through, "the relentless unforeseen".