Sentence examples for reported recognising from inspiring English sources

Fewer than half patients reported recognising their own stroke [ 19] and members of the public vary greatly in the their knowledge of stroke symptoms [ 20].

At different stages of their lives and drug histories women reported recognising that their ability to parent a child was threatened and drug use itself could also be a primary motivator for contraceptive use, or more exceptionally, sterilization.

Of the patients who reported recognising signs of an impending worsening, the mean length of time from the appearance of the first signs to the peak symptoms of the worsening was 5.1 days (range: ≤ 30 minutes to > 2 weeks).

The nurses in these two studies did not report recognising belief outside of the religious context.

Thus, relative to controls subclinically depressed participants demonstrated a greater propensity, or bias, to report recognising a picture, as reflected in the larger number of false alarms (see Table 2) reported by the subclinically depressed participants t (26) = 4.55, SEM = .040, p < .05.05

I like to think that if I'd been transport secretary, I would have binned Beeching's report, recognising it as a product of that generation of men who'd had their aesthetic sense extracted in some sinister mass experiment.

This study raises the issues of media responsibilities in ensuring balanced reporting, recognising the possible impact of negative reporting on access to healthcare.

The annual District Health Barometer included diabetes and hypertension for the first time in its 2010/2011 annual report, recognising both the lack of morbidity data and the importance of non-communicable diseases in South Africa (13).

Item 13 of the original QUADAS checklist asks "Were uninterpretable/intermediate results reported?"—despite recognising the topic, the question is restricted to the level of reporting.

Vaginal discharge was more common among patients who delayed presentation than those who did not; many reported not recognising this as a possible cancer symptom.

Participants were reported as recognising the benefit of research for the population in nine of the studies [ 23, 25- 27, 42, 44- 47].