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It is being developed and supported by many national and international radiology societies, based on the recognised need to use uniform language and structure to accurately describe radiology findings.

This paper represents the opinion of a group of researchers and clinicians with an established interest in poststroke care and is based on the recognised need for long-term care following stroke, especially in view of the global increase of disability due to stroke.

A Camelot spokesman said: "The UK transfer pricing legislation exists to ensure the tax relief arising from transactions between connected parties are based on the internationally recognised 'arm's length principle' (which ensures that such transactions are market-based).

Another strength is that the IBS diagnosis was based on the internationally recognised Rome II-criteria designed for research purposes [ 11].

Based on the already recognised morphological and cytogenetic heterogeneity in uveal melanoma, we hypothesised that the BRAF mutation may be present in uveal melanoma but only in some of the tumour cells.

The same test conditions are used for determining air pollutant emissions, CO2 emissions and fuel consumption and are based on the internationally recognised United Nations ECE Regulations (ECE R83 and ECE R101).

"Business has a vital role to play in ensuring the debate is based on the facts whilst recognising the genuine concerns of the public around immigration".

The innate immune system is based on the ability to recognise pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs), like flaggelin, CpG DNA, double stranded RNA and bacterial cell wall constituents.

On Monday, ahead of a meeting on the right to food in Dakar, Senegal, he said: "It is essential to create legislative frameworks based on the right to food, recognised under international law, in order for the interests of the poorest, who are often smallholders, herders and fishers, to be put at the heart of national food security strategies".

The first scoring system was based on the consecutive anatomical phases recognised during progressive disease in erosive hand osteoarthritis.

A system to score the progression of hand OA was designed based on the consecutive pathological phases recognised in the course of the disease: a non-erosive OA joint ('S' or stationary OA joint) can enter the 'J' phase when the joint space disappears, and then the 'E' phase when manifest erosive changes occur.