The fact that it hasn't been to date is recognised in the fact that, at the age of 14, girls are half as active as boys, says Tibballs, citing WSFF research.
Anyone familiar with Kemper's work to date will recognise that characterisation: Kemper has made a career out of playing comic characters shot through with a giddy exuberance.
This sort of multi-faceted approach has been the guiding principle in the development of the SAIL databank to date, whilst recognising the need to continue incorporating further improvements with the rapid developments in the field of health informatics, and to retain the flexibility to respond to possible political changes and new legislation and regulations.
Well, they're out of date, it's recognised now for what it is, somewhere special".
The fruit texture dissection in mechanical and acoustic sub-phenotypes allowed more detailed and precise phenotyping to be performed in this investigation, which to date has been recognised as the limiting step in association studies.
A resolution was due to go before a meeting of the Supporters Trust, which owns the club, asking that the founding date of 1872 be recognised as the official start date.
Disease-free survival was calculated from the date treatment began to the date when the disease progression was recognised or the date of the last follow-up visit.
To date 69 countries have recognised Kosovo's independence, including the US and 22 of the 27 EU member states.
He examined the company documents and recognised his date of birth, but said that the addresses and signature given were not his.
If they tried to deny their genuine birthday, the brain scan gave them away: they had concealed knowledge, they recognised their date of birth but denied it, and the machine caught them 100% of the time.
