Sentence examples for with the recognised from inspiring English sources

With the increased need to deliver person-centred care, coupled with the recognised growing potential use of technology within the healthcare, there is a need to identify new and innovative uses of technology which respond to these needs and exploit the functionality of emerging technological innovations within the healthcare context.

Responses from GPs were positive recognising the potential benefit of integrating a pharmacist into the medical team with the recognised benefits perceived by the GPs increasing over time [ 7, 9, 12, 14, 15].

Egypt, allied with the recognised government, may now tip the scales in favour of Tobruk.

In 1975, as a prelude to the full-scale independence he so craved, Denktash was made head of the Turkish federated state of Cyprus hoping to give the north equal billing with the recognised government in Nicosia.

Within these regions, genes predicted to be associated with the recognised phenotypic differences were identified and that may provide new insights into the biology and evolution of the two strains, with implications for the epidemiology and control of schistosomiasis japonica in China and the Philippines.

Halley's ideas were intuitively appealing as they fitted with the recognised phenomena of sea-to-land winds or sea breezes which arise when the land is warmer than the ocean (Miller et al. 2003) (Fig. 1).

The Cancer Cooperative Group Chairs along with the National Cancer Institute recognised the need for common data elements across data systems.

The Sunday Times photojournalist and former soldier with the Royal Artillery recognised the distinct firing pattern known as "bracketing" when rockets are fired either side of a target, getting nearer as they close in, guided by a spotter on the ground.

(I am reminded here of the Russian term vranyo, meaning an unstoppable compulsion to lie, with the falsehood recognised both by the liar and the person lied to).

The US attack depended on collaboration with the internationally recognised Libyan government, based in the eastern city of Bayda.

The regime would like to see its co-operation with the CIA recognised and its name removed from the State Department's list of states that sponsor terrorism.