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Prof Jane Ball, a principal research fellow at Southampton University, said: "This shows we are in a serious shortage of nurses and it is a shortage that has been waiting to be realised; it is not new or sudden.

While collaborative behaviour between firms is central to EIP development if the potential benefits of industrial ecology are to be realised, it is important to realise that such behaviour is difficult to develop from scratch through policy intervention.

If the potential health effects of these policies are to be realised it is essential that programmes designed to implement them can be rigorously evaluated to determine both positive and negative effects.

If equity is to be realised it is important that the means to ensure regional equity are made compatible with the means to ensure equity in healthcare between income groups within provinces and counties.

Before any clinical benefit can be realised, it is now important to validate cell membrane MRP-1 and loss of exon 9 as a predictive marker in ESFTs, and to determine the independent clinical significance of these findings.

If the benefits of practice-based research are to be realised it is imperative that the challenges of adding research to a service that reports an expanding everyday workload [ 40] are minimised.

So I'm glad the chancellor seems to be realising it's important not to keep hitting the motorist".

As for national politics, she's realised it's not her bag.

Everyone from the Rockefellers on down is realising it's time to move on".

Tereshkova's Martian dream needs a fair bit of work if it is to be realised, it would seem.

For a true republic to be realised, it must be possible for citizens to appeal to bodies above the nation state when their rights are threatened.