Events that logically follow each other (for example, door opening and door closing events) are recognised so that the context behind the event may be determined.
Top sum up, I think that the paper will benefit from a careful editing where the main messages are spelled out consistently through the Abstract, Results, and Conclusions sections, and where the special assumptions and simplifications are recognised so that conclusions and implications are more restricted.
At the time, she said: "The girls who worked on that section [WAAF], many of them now nearly 90 years of age, have never felt that the work they did has been recognised, so this is one of the reasons that made me write this book". She began a series of books and talks about her wartime experiences and her work, One Woman's War, won a People's Book Prize.
"Too long has gone by without him being recognised so it is only fair and fitting that there is a permanent memorial to him at Fratton Park.
"But the importance of this areas as a porpoise stronghold should be internationally recognised so that any future developments which might affect their status here would be subject to stringent environmental assessments.
"I'm proud of that, and … it's amazing to be recognised for that legacy and to see so many female characters in the genre who are more than just a vamp or victim," she said.
"It is great to be recognised for work that surrounds me with so many talented friends," said the 46-year-old.
Individuals' stoicism and coping strategies need to be recognised and supported so that people can plan for and manage their health, and communicate their problems to family and health professionals.
Even so, it must be recognised that the cardiologist and/or the patient might have expressed a firm preference for one or the other, thus blocking random allocation.
