Sentence examples for recognising who from inspiring English sources

Such techniques might, eventually, help with both diagnosis and prognosis including recognising who is at risk before their symptoms appear.

Women hiding and living in disguise, no longer recognising who they are because they cannot be known for who they once were.

"I think people recognising who the victim was and what she represented and how kind and sweet and innocent she was, I think this time it's going to be different," he added.

"The Granta list is more about recognising who, in the eyes of the Granta judges, are the most exciting emerging talents - it's as much about a prediction of future work as it is about the body of work to date.

Perhaps the main problem is recognising who peer review is for.

In understanding the prevalence of and risks for readmission, and recognising who is more vulnerable, publicly reported conditions can help improve the design of interventions that target the proper subjects and healthcare facilities.

I didn't recognise who I was.

For a start, recognise who has to be involved.

Secondly, it distorts our ability to recognise who our proper allies are.

It was not till they had examined the rings that they recognised who it was.

No one exchanged memories, though there were those there whom I recognised who would have had them.