For example, if you've got an agreement with a major pharmaceutical company to manufacture, market, and sell your product, that means that the company in question recognizes the value of that product--a good thing.
Each included study was assigned a single theme based on its primary research question, recognizing that some studies had relevant secondary themes that would not be captured.
According to Canas et al. (2003), for concept map construction, a standard process includes defining the topic for focus question, recognizing, and listing the most significant concepts that are linked with that topic, ordering the concepts from highest to lowest, and adding and tagging linking phrases.
Canadian courts could re-litigate the US law question, recognize the error of their prior rulings, or do nothing at all to resolve the conflict in laws.
Does the book in question recognize this evolution and make it explicit, or does the book ignore it or even continue to endorse obsolete leadership principles?
To understand this question, recognize that one must ask whether evolutionary game theoretic explanations target the etiology of the phenomenon in question, the persistence of the phenomenon, or various aspects of the normativity attached to the phenomenon.
The first question is therefore: does the book in question recognizes this paradigm shift, or does it merely portray fixes or gadgets or adjustments to the traditional practices of hierarchical bureaucracy?
If the individual in question recognizes that he or she needs to improve his or her interpersonal skills to achieve this goal, he or she might opt to take a business course that focuses specifically on enhancing that skill set.
The positive slant to this notion is that the indigenous communities in question recognize that everyone has certain inalienable rights, depending on his/her location, and recognize their own role in ensuring that these rights are enjoyed.
Although the situation clearly represents a conflict of interest, none of the physicians questioned recognized that this might jeopardize a patient's well being in favor of possible research success [ 32].
However, in the IOF adherence survey (IOF 2005), 71% of physicians questioned recognized that they did not know why their patients were discontinuing treatment.
