Sentence examples for recognizing risky from inspiring English sources

He said that transplant centers should do a better job of recognizing risky situations and informing patients, so that they can decide whether to accept particular organs.

We do this for convenience; however, the reality is that learning to recognize predator odours from non-predator odours may actually represent recognizing risky from safe stimuli and not predators and non-predators per se.

The company trains contractors to recognize risky behavior and asks employees for suggestions on how to improve safety.

Maybe she overreacts to confrontation, or maybe it's the opposite that she doesn't recognize risky situations, and feels comfortable only around a lot of drama.

Maybe she overreacts to confrontation, or maybe it's the opposite — that she doesn't recognize risky situations, and feels comfortable only around a lot of drama.

Most research to date has focused on mechanisms allowing prey to learn to recognize risky stimuli.

Risk aversion has also served as the basis for health behavior change interventions even if not explicitly measured, such as those that seek to help individuals to internalize and recognize risky sexual practices [ 6].

There are three principal conditions for creating an effective reporting system: 1) health care workers must be aware of the importance of reporting incidents; 2) they need to know how to report an incident; and 3) they must be able to recognize risky situations [ 11].

There are three principal conditions for creating an effective reporting system: 1] health care workers must be aware of the importance of reporting incidents (attitudes), 2] they need to know how to report an incident (knowledge), and 3] they must be able to recognize risky situations (skills) [ 10].

Unfortunately, however, those who seek to apply it to Iraq base their views on a dangerous misreading of Mr. Hussein, and so fail to recognize how risky such a course is likely to be.

Featuring citrus, spice, smoky vanilla and hints of hazelnut and toffee it is a nod to scotch's history while recognizing today's riskier palates (read Fireball Whiskey and Apple Crown).