With the availability of reliable and valid self-report questionnaires, HRQoL has become recognised as being important for treatment decision making (Basch et al, 2012).
The psychological framework is there for the "Like" to become recognised as inherently valuable.
Hannah is at Iowa to become recognised as as a writer and a person.
He has since become recognised as photography's equivalent of an outsider artist, with his work being shown in major galleries and lauded by critics.
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This will require a collaborative team (with community and sectoral representatives) to work out a strategy for identifying administrative units in need, and then clarifying those units that can go further to make commitments to the project, and what the nature of their commitment and contribution would be in order to become recognised as collaborative development partners.
Any creative career is extremely difficult to become recognised and successful in for everyone, but seeing that just over 50% of film students are female and yet only 13.6% of working film directors are female shows that something has gone very wrong.
But, Holbrough warns, it may take time "firstly, to become recognised and successful and secondly, to be profitable in a very competitive industry".
It's about time the good that young people do becomes recognised, youths are discriminated against rather shown for what they truly are - our future.
It is worth noting that in recent reports, the SWI/SNF chromatin remodelling complex, in line with our observations (SMARCC1), has become increasingly recognised for its role in tumour suppression (Roberts and Orkin, 2004; Nagl et al, 2007).
The first reservoir for IT analgesic delivery was implanted in 1981, 10 and since then continuous IT analgesia using opioids and other analgesics has become a recognised therapy for the management of severe and otherwise intractable chronic pain despite a lack of well-controlled studies.
