Sentence examples similar to recognising the specific from inspiring English sources

He argued that the RAE assessment was "severely flawed" because it did not recognise the specific nature of the subject.

Hospital care that fails to recognise the specific needs of geriatric patients causes more long-term problems, strikingly illustrated by the statistic that 10 days in a hospital bed leads to 10% loss of muscle mass.

Fragile and conflict-affected countries made distressingly little progress in achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), (OECD 2015; Norris et al. 2015) and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) similarly fail to recognise the specific challenges they pose, particularly in terms of access to basic services (Norris et al. 2015).

Although Monod cast doubt on their validity [6], he nevertheless recognised the specific morphological characteristics (incomplete lateral line) of this population of barbs and recommended further studies in order to understand their origin.

We recognise the specific challenges that are related to medication compliance in children.

We note CPGs do recognise the specific needs of indigenous patients, but rarely other ethnic groups.

Among these clinical syndromes, they have to recognise the specific NTDs and discriminate these from a constellation of other illnesses.

This study aims to recognise the specific types of high-risk HPV infections present in Syrian women and their association with tumour aggressiveness and Id-1 overexpression.

The world must recognise the specific impact of AIDS on children if it is to meet Millennium Development Goal (MDG) 6 -- to halt and begin to reverse the spread of the disease by 2015.

They introduced a new IPF definition with the need to recognise the specific pattern of UIP on HRCT images of the lungs and/or in the SLB specimens obtained from patients in the appropriate clinical setting.

The expression of this selected panel of DNA repair-related proteins in selected tumours of BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations is compared to sporadic BC, highlighting the differences between hereditary and sporadic cancers with the aim to recognise the specific profile expression pattern in each population.