Sentence examples for recognition of difficulties from inspiring English sources

Differences were also noted between the two years in the recognition of difficulties encountered during OSCE implementation.

Follow-up information of the children's functioning is important for a timely recognition of difficulties and a referral for intervention, in order to reduce further developmental delay.

With increased recognition of difficulties in effectively cleaning the nondisposable microcannulas (<3.0 mm), most surgeons and operating facilities are choosing use of completely disposable infiltration, harvesting, and injection cannulas.

"This is what a sensible commonwealth government does in recognition of particular difficulties that individual states might from time to time find themselves in," he said.

What it symbolises is recognition: recognition of the difficulties and self-sacrifice of nurture, but more importantly of a common enterprise, of the fact that in children the personal once more finds an interface with the political.

Although the deadline for filing claims under the RDA is usually 14 days, the home secretary extended this to 42 days soon after the August riots in recognition of the difficulties facing those who had lost entire homes or livelihoods.

The use of "positive" and "negative" to partition affective states is decades older; the idea of such partition is ancient and so is recognition of its difficulties and subtleties.

It plans more work in this area later in the year, aimed at helping its young leaders boost their employability, in recognition of the difficulties facing young people looking for employment.

His views revealed both his prejudice, his stance on special creation, and his recognition of the difficulties entailed in cultivated plant taxonomy: The natural distribution of plants across the world has determined when and where cultigens have been produced.

Early recognition of hearing difficulties may help prevent life-space restriction.

Our findings emphasize the need for early assessment and recognition of hearing difficulties in order to diminish the likelihood of subsequent losses in functional capacity.