For example, recognising the needs of a mobile population, and encouraging the production of affordable rental accommodation in cities in a more targeted way of reducing slums compared to most policies in practice today.
While the problems are well recognised, there is inadequate clinical translation: for example, recognising the benefits of physical activity requires incorporating and testing intervention(s) in clinical practice.
The fieldnote data also indicate how parents drew on their previous experience and expertise in managing their child's condition to inform their own learning; for example, recognising the importance of having their glasses close by during the night in case they need to get up to tend to their child.
Spontaneously acknowledging a need for the use of a certain piece of knowledge or skill in practice will be regarded as a change in attitude, for example, recognising without prompting the need for different NNTs for different clinical scenarios and intending to calculate the respective NNTs for different risk levels.
The parliaments of many democracies – France, Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, Russia, Greece and Canada, for example, recognise it explicitly, as do 43 states of the US.
Greece has sided with Moscow in several international disputes: Athens doesn't, for example, recognise independent Kosovo, whose US-backed status Russia condemns.
At least some can, for example, recognise themselves in a mirror a trick that humans, great apes and elephants can manage, but most other species cannot.Thomas White, of Loyola Marymount University, in Los Angeles, then discussed the ethical implications of what Dr Marino had said.
Indeed, awareness of the location, level and nature of uncertainty is important information; nonetheless, the method does not provide insight into how the uncertainty should be assessed or into what way uncertainty of, for example, recognised ignorance in the location model structure bears on the uncertainty of model outcomes.
We can, for example, recognise that the setting has foundations in reality.
Milner said the latter prize might, for example, recognise experimental results that are clearly and immediately groundbreaking.
This 'integrated policy' may take several forms, for example, formally recognising pollutants as climate change agents and involving them in emissions trading schemes.
