While it is recognised that horse red blood cells are optimal for detecting human antibody responses to H5N1 viruses, horse red blood cells were not readily available in Vietnam.
It must also be recognised that, while the lunatic and anti-papist element took up plenty of column inches, many punters actually took delight in the signing of Johnston and the one-upmanship over Celtic which came with it.
At a meeting last year between the Novartis Foundation, the WHO, and other leading international experts in disease elimination, it was recognised that while progress on leprosy is one of the health success stories of the last few decades, we have not been able to finish the job.
45 It needs to be recognised that while the individual decision whether or not to donate should be paramount, in many cases the final decision rests with relatives.
It was recognised that while GDP measures economic growth it does not adequately reflect the degree to which national product translates into the well-being of a population, and that other dimensions should be considered [ 17].
It must be recognised that while single-item measures often relate well to full-scale scores and can be used to obtain a reasonably reliable estimate of global fear, they are generally poorly equipped to assess the many nuances and dimensions that characterise dental fear and for this reason psychometrically sound multi-item scales are preferred.
While it has been recognised that compensation of CAB members for their participation is associated with greater commitment to the CAB [ 2], when this is provided by the research group there is a possibility that the CAB members may be influenced in their decision making in favour of the research team.
While it's recognised that Scotland had the advantage of redesigning the relational lines between local and national government from scratch, inspiration can be drawn from the fact that there are alternatives to the status quo.
While it was recognised that the big donors, which include various national governments, were pivotal in bringing about reform to humanitarian response, Lily Caprani, deputy executive director of Unicef UK, noted the complex challenges they face.
While it is recognised that the virus can linger in parts of the body after a patient has recovered, it has never before been known to trigger potentially lethal disease months after the initial illness.
