Sentence examples for recognised tools from inspiring English sources

By using internationally recognised tools to limit or tailor intellectual property laws to a country's health needs, governments can increase generic competition and reduce prices.

Hospitals should prepare and regularly test their preparedness for an influenza pandemic using the standardised recognised tools.

There should be national agreement on the use of a standardised internationally recognised tool to be used in all acute hospitals for this purpose.

The SF-36 is an internationally recognised tool for ascertaining patients' health-related quality of life in a wide range of diseases.

Investigating severe maternal morbidity (near-miss) is a newly recognised tool that identifies women at highest risk of maternal death and helps allocate resources especially in low income countries.

25 Systematic reviews are increasingly recognised as tools for understanding variation across trials, as well as for validating efficacy.

To merit publication, studies assessing the tolerance and acceptability of hand rubs must imperatively use products that meet the most stringent criteria for antimicrobial efficacy (EN 1500 standards) [ 7], must use recognised evaluation tools, and must monitor user compliance in daily clinical practice.

The most widely recognised prediction tool for POPCs is ARISCAT.

We used a standard, internationally recognised screening tool for HAC.

Develop tools that support effective teamwork, but recognise that tools alone (eg, checklists) cannot optimise team performance (and alone may negatively impact performance).

Asked if he felt any sense of responsibility about whose hands the gun might fall into, he told the BBC: "I recognise the tool might be used to harm other people - that's what the tool is - it's a gun.