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The importance of follow-up surveillance of individuals at high risk of developing CRC has been recognised in recent years.

Education for Sustainable Development ESDD) has been recognised in recent years as a key tool for promoting awareness and developing social and environmental values, as well as influencing behaviours to achieving sustainable futures (Pavlova, 2009; UNESCO, 2009, 2014).

The thaumasite form of sulfate attack (TSA) has been recognised in recent years as a distinct mechanism by which degradation of buried concrete can occur in the presence of an external source of sulfate ions.

Whilst the value of increased stakeholder involvement in river basin management planning (RBPM) has been recognised in recent years, there is a lack of in-depth research into the processes and factors that support fruitful involvement.

Although the importance of balloon type has been recognised in recent studies, a full comparison of stent deployment using a rubber and a folded balloon has not been carried out yet, especially the essential expansion behaviour and the stress distributions for the whole stent-artery system.

That parenting-related aspects could be included in systems monitoring child well-being, has indeed been recognised in recent child indicators research.

The difficulty in diagnosis of PMR is recognised in recent guidelines from the British Society for Rheumatology, 2 which cite active cancer as a core exclusion criterion.

The importance of maintaining peri-operative normothermia has been recognised in the recent NICE guidelines.

Generally low awareness was found across all professional groups surveyed (aside from dietetics) about BMI cut-off ranges, and associated GWG advice for ow/ob women, which has been recognised in another recent Australian study [ 20].

This has been recognised in the recent NCD global action plan of WHO. 10 The workforce development domain has been deleted from the Food-EPI since the good practice indicators were found too difficult to rate and, according to experts, workforce capacity is a result of leadership and adequate funding.

Indeed, some inconsistencies in therapeutic targets and strategies among rheumatologists have been recognised in a survey performed at a recent annual European Congress of Rheumatology.