Sentence examples for development and recognition of from inspiring English sources

The critical challenges for EM are a lack of academic development and recognition of the specialty and a need for a critical mass with unity among the EM specialists.

Malach believed that the educational philosophy of Avery Coonley was well aligned with the most important objectives of a gifted program, namely, "the stimulation of individual interests ... the development of student initiative, the development of self-acceptance, concept development, and recognition of the early ability to undertake complex learning tasks".

Telephone interviews may restrict rapport development and recognition of non-verbal cues.

One potential explanation is that the development and recognition of negative consequences of heavy alcohol use among older adults in South Africa may not yet have fully manifested.

This is consistent with the desire of many C/P directors to have some of their educators and students involved in high quality research in order to improve the quality of care they provide, and facilitate the development and recognition of their profession.

For example, the development of a Qualifications Framework (QF), defined as "an instrument for the development, classification and recognition of skills, knowledge and competencies along a continuum of agreed levels" (Tuck 2007); can serve as the basis for improving the quality and relevance of education, thus addressing the skills mismatches that are so prevalent in MENA countries.

Second, relative to creating a microenvironment conducive to tumor growth, a repeated emergence of attention is noted in the metabolic re-programming that accompanies the development of cancer and recognition of the preference of many carcinomas for glucose or glutamine, which is actively taken up from the vascular system [ 40- 44].

In regression 7. actual fringe benefits and working environment were negative predictors, while actual professional development and recognition were positive predictors of desired working environment.

Since we observed a borderline association between the presence of synovial T cells and arthritis development, and since recognition of citrullinated peptides was higher in individuals who developed arthritis compared to those who did not develop arthritis, we investigated whether the presence of synovial T cells was associated with reactivity against (specific) citrullinated peptides.

Physiological memories, i.e., sensory tuning, can bridge the temporal and conceptual gaps in our psycho-biological understanding of the early development of attention, perception, discrimination and recognition of complex sounds before and after birth.

There may be a time lag between true SIRS development and the recognition of SIRS.