Sentence examples for to recognise a difference from inspiring English sources

11 12 Failure to recognise a difference can lead to underestimation or under-treatment of blood pressure, but this guidance is not routinely followed in primary care 13141515 and the additional time required to measure both arms has been cited as a practical problem.

One needs to recognise a fundamental physiological difference in the population characteristics between those in PIOPED I and II trials [10, 11] generally older patients with variable baseline cardio-pulmonary function vs. pregnant and post-partum patients and younger patients with healthy baseline cardio-pulmonary function.

The groups had difficulties in clearly defining and distinguishing between the terms confidence and competence, although they did recognise a difference.

It's possible to envisage an Egypt that seeks to free itself of foreign influence, and thus an Egypt more willing to recognise the difference between a "peace process" and a "surrender process" in the Middle East.

In order to understand global health systems debates and the tensions between actors, it helps to recognise differences between different frameworks and the paradigms underlying them.

Let us pause for a moment to recognise the difference between skateboarding, skateboarders, and the skateboard industry.

If they do, some will accuse them of cheating the club these last few months, but that is to fail to recognise the difference confidence can make to a sportsman, even an elite one.

Both require us, or so we're told, to recognise the difference between misogyny and a portrayal of misogyny.

You have to be able to recognise the difference between the two".

But the Simon Wiesenthal Center doesn't seem to be able to recognise the difference.

"But I think that what we did really was to recognise the difference.