Sentence examples for recognising this limitation from inspiring English sources

Recognising this limitation a collaborative research effort has been undertaken to develop SUSOP® (SUStainable OPerations), a new concept that is somewhat analogous to safety cases and hazard and operability studies (HAZOP) used by safety practitioners.

The results have therefore been used quantitatively as part of a regression model, recognising this limitation.

Recognising this limitation, the authors indicate that strategies used in most included studies may not be relevant to caregivers of today.

However, whilst recognising this limitation, our review findings will help inform those currently embarking upon or contemplating an IMPF, and direct further methodological research within IPD meta-analysis.

In one instance where co-morbidity data were not collected, the researchers recognised this limitation and suggested that this area be included in future research [ 31].

In reality, it would be difficult to distinguish between these groups of people prior to participating in research, so it is important to recognise this limitation in any form of research in which sensitive issues are being discussed.

In recognising this definitional limitation, the UK Health Foundation has identified a framework that comprises four principles of person-centred care which should underpin any improvement intervention (box 1).

He did, however, demonstrate task understanding in recognising the limitations of this opportunity.

Since this was a separate analysis the t test was also employed for this question, recognising the limitations of using any statistical analysis with just six cases.

Recognising the limitations of this small, single-arm, phase II study, measurable disease response in 1 out of 3 patients (33%) represents a relatively high level of activity, although this could be a chance finding.

In recognising the limitations of this study, particularly the potential for further sampling and the use of other independent markers, we endorse the need for further studies across other disciplines (e.g. behavioural and cytogenetic) to further clarify the biological relationships among these taxa before any formal taxonomic changes are made.