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The importance of extending the baseline of documentary evidence further into the past has increasingly been recognised (Farrona et al. 2016; Stucki et al. 2015) and the value of contextualising the source material using historical methodologies has also been acknowledged for some time (Lamb 1982; Le Roy Ladurie 1959 , 1972.

Since his death in January of 2017, Fisher has increasingly been recognised as one of the most important thinkers of his time.

The incidence and prognosis of HCAP has increasingly been recognised and described in various contests [ 3- 7].

In addition, the influence of organisational context on recruitment, as well as the importance of understanding recruiters' perceptions, has increasingly been recognised.

The Warburg effect is considered a metabolic adaptation in response to cellular alterations caused by oncogenes, tumour suppressor genes, mitochondria and microenvironment, and has increasingly been recognised as a hallmark of cancer (Hanahan and Weinberg, 2011; Ward and Thompson, 2012).

Th1 cells secrete mainly interferon-gamma, TNFα and IL-1, but the importance of IL-17, produced mainly by Th17 cells but also possibly by neutrophils and mast cells, has increasingly been recognised in the past few years [ 29].

Urban food systems have increasingly been recognised as a topic that needs to be better understood, in order to address issues of urban food security and urban poverty.

Paragangliomas are rare tumours derived from the autonomic nervous system that have increasingly been recognised to have a genetic predisposition.

The importance of detecting MVO early after contrast injection is increasingly being recognised and has led to the development of additional CMR techniques [ 12, 13].

As components of systemic inflammatory response, lymphocytes, neutrophils, and platelets are increasingly being recognised to have an important role in carcinogenesis and tumour progression (DeNardo and Coussens, 2007; Gregory and Houghton, 2011; Lal et al, 2013).

In fact, it is increasingly being recognised that trophic discrimination has a high degree of variability around meta-analysis averages when examined for species or groups, e.g. [5] [7].