Sentence examples for routinely identifying from inspiring English sources

It is also because health and social care professionals are not routinely identifying them and signposting them to where they can get support such as their local authority for a Carers' Assessment, or to a local carers service or support group.

In contrast to this historic trend, a few recent successes raise hopes for routinely identifying druggable protein protein interactions.

35 The poor quality and accuracy of routinely collected self reported smoking data in pregnant women shown in this study and elsewhere 35 call for better methods of routinely identifying smokers during pregnancy.

In Britain, which has long-established and well developed specialist palliative care services, a general practice-based system of routinely identifying patients who could die, and developing care plans for these people on an individual basis is encouraged by formal financial support by the National Health Service [ 24, 25].

All events and vaccine exposure information were routinely identified from the routine scripted demographic surveillance surveys conducted within the Navrongo surveillance population.

Some ninety per cent of Americans, including most millionaires, routinely identify as middle class.

For all their similarities, the Parises are routinely identified by the one thing that separates them: Courtney's singular success.

(And yet in Afghanistan, NATO routinely identifies the nationality of forces participating in operations).

Mr. Bruckheimer, who is routinely identified in publicity material as "the most successful producer of all time," is not a man for subtlety or for half measures.

The military defendants in that case, and others charged over deaths and alleged abuse during the Iraq campaign, were routinely identified.

(As older readers know, young gay men of the '80s routinely identified their significant others as lovers, rather than as boyfriends or partners).