Sentence examples for this study recognised that from inspiring English sources

While the GPs within this study recognised that dental problems were not optimally managed in general practice, many participants believed that they were meeting a need that resulted from what they saw as a 'flawed' dental service.

This study recognised that the total cost of such activities include the cost of the intervention and the impact on overall health costs of the change in patient health.

GPs in this study recognised that the diagnosis of CFS/ME is not the end-point for the professional or the patient and that managing a patient involves investment in a long-term relationship, which echoes previous work suggesting that diagnoses such as CFS/ME should be the beginning, not the end, of the therapeutic encounter [ 20].

Multiple entries having the same IP address were not stored and/or limited because the idea was to enable several therapists using the same workplace computer to participate in this study, recognising that this might lead to multiple entries from the same participant.

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.

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

Regardless of demographic background, most of the students in our study recognised that traditional values are barriers to sex education.

Our preliminary study recognised that both scirrhous gastric cancer cell lines and gastric fibroblasts produced TGF- β (Yashiro et al, 1996b; Inoue et al, 1997).

4 5 Their study recognised that the use of a semicontinuous scale better reflects 'the probabilistic nature of reviewers' decision making more closely than requiring a simple "yes" or "no" response'.

The authors of one study recognised that delivering a centrally administered intervention to the whole trainee population may ensure greater sustainability of the course than delivering it to a sample of the cohort.

The authors of this study recognise that all indicators, whether household data, income distribution or total health expenditure, possess limitations which make cross-country comparisons difficult.