Sentence examples for study recognised from inspiring English sources

However, none of the companies in this study recognised slow-steaming as an explicit measure for increased environmental performance.

The study recognised that once women become mothers their activity levels fell and often failed to return to previous levels.

All of those interviewed for this study recognised the potential for post inspection manipulation to occur, although views differed on its prevalence.

One study recognised the potential for H. axyridis to negatively affect monarch butterflies, Danaus plexippus (L).

This study recognised significant overlap of ALS with parkinsonism and cognitive impairment.

All the CEOs in this study recognised the importance of their part in the SPI programme.

This became the catalyst for designing a range of soil transference experiments (STEs) to study, recognise and classify soil patterns transferred onto fabric when a body is dragged across a soil surface.

This score was used solely for descriptive purposes in this study, recognising the fact that not all information has equal importance.

This important difference in study populations could account for differences observed in our study, recognising the difficulty which exists in accurate identification of landmarks and skinfold sites in overweight and obese women.

However, a discussion with this person suggested that she was at a risk of relapse into drug use so was accepted onto the study recognising that drug use is a long-term, relapsing condition.

Report from Australia, however, revealed that General Practitioners have limited knowledge of some aspects of breast cancer risk factors with only 25% of those interviewed in the study recognising increasing age as breast cancer risk factor [ 17].