Sentence examples for tools to recognise from inspiring English sources

And the tools to recognise indigenous self-determination already exist.

Cardote, T. A. F. & Ciulli, A. Cyclic and macrocyclic peptides as chemical tools to recognise protein surfaces and probe protein protein interactions.

Köhler describes his organisation as a bridge between families at risk and a whole network of social workers, teachers and security agencies, "a neutral, reliable agent that the family can contact at any time, that can give them the tools to recognise radicalisation and react to it, without feeling they're in the role of snitches".

Validated screening instruments are useful tools to recognise psychosocial distress in cancer patients [ 2].

In a further step, software tools to recognise specific characteristics of labelling in measurement data enable rapid and automated data evaluation [ 20, 21].

This method has been used in other de-identification systems [ 24, 25]; however many have been supplemented with tools to recognise misspelt names such as the name nearness matching [ 23, 25, 26].

If the new national standards of excellence for headteachers are to make any real difference, the next step has to be to use them as a tool to recognise the humanity of our headteachers.

The study provided stakeholders and policy makers with a rational approach and an operational tool to recognise the needs and design the actions for the specific endogenous potential of the investigated area.

"The 12 Premiership Rugby clubs have made huge strides in recent years on the understanding and treatment of concussion and their commitment to do whatever possible to ensure that we are at the forefront of research into developing a tool to recognise concussion and establish the long-term effects is hugely significant".

We also programmed the tool to recognise the expressions 'influenza', 'flu', 'ILI' and 'H1N1', and to use these as positive triggers when they appeared unaccompanied in the record.

Without these generic skills, it is unlikely that staff members would be able to use any such tools well or to recognise when these tools are being used poorly.