For example, the modern realisation that people with disabilities are as entitled to participate in society as everyone else has transformed our understanding of the need to make the adjustments necessary to allow that participation to take place.
Sweden may be seen as an example of the realisation of excellent survival outcomes through high-quality cancer care services and a cancer information and intelligence system that provides reliable cancer survival estimates.
For example, the recent realisation that long-term administration of selective COX-2 inhibitors can detrimentally affect the cardiovascular system, resulting in an increased risk of stroke or cardiac infarction (Fitzgerald, 2004), has dampened the enthusiasm for their extensive use as cancer chemopreventive interventions.
No other nation makes that sort of claim, and no other nation can throw up examples of the realisation of it.
To demonstrate the feasibility of this approach, a prototype example illustrates the practical realisation.
Much debate about the SCR programme is currently couched in the discourse of "benefits realisation" (for example, Connecting for Health and strategic health authorities are expected to develop and apply formal metrics to measure the number of lives saved, adverse reactions averted, duplicate tests avoided, or patients empowered per pound invested in the programme).
Bradley, for example, argues that self-realisation is a moral duty.
This realisation is an example of personal decolonisation.
Such "signature" policies as the paid parental leave scheme and Medicare co-payment, for example, were dropped after the realisation they were unfair and ineffective.
These realisations are illustrated in example texts, but as register/discourse relations are highly diverse, exhaustive realisation statements are not canvassed here.
