Hypoxia is a common recognised driver in many solid tumours and is thought to contribute to development of endometrial adenocarcinoma [29].
The most important contributors were the most common recognised carcinogens: asbestos and crystalline silica, PAH as well as DME.
Norovirus is the most common recognised cause of IID, accounting for 3 million cases and 130 000 GP consultations annually, while Clostridium difficile, an important pathogen in healthcare settings, is a rare cause of diarrhoea in the community.
The Bloc Quebecois, hoping to capitalise on the party's troubles, had been planning to introduce its own motion demanding that the Commons recognised Quebec as a nation.
At the Emirates, they could be feeling pretty positive, given that in 2004 Corbyn signed an early day motion demanding that the Commons recognised Arsenal as "the best football team in the world".
Heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFPEF) is a common, globally recognised, form of heart failure for which no treatment has yet been shown to improve symptoms or prognosis.
Essentially, Australian common law recognised a right to a fair trial, but the question of whether the lack of representation caused an unfair trial had to be based on the particular circumstances of each case.
And social media advice is just common sense, recognising the responsibility that comes with being a role model and highlighting the detrimental impact that a hastily posted tweet can have on a player's career.
Unless the values of the commons are recognised, there will be pressure to enclose or capture them for private or state uses that may produce more revenue for a few, but not necessarily greater value – especially for the poor.
12.00 13.00 To describe patterns of disease in recurrent ovarian cancer, to emphasise common patterns, recognise subtle disease and unusual sites of recurrence.
Like Kafka, with whom he has more in common than usually recognised, Dodgson could never resolve himself to move to the next stage of his life: he never took holy orders, never rose in the college hierarchy, never married.
