Some interculturalists seem to be hostile to the recognition of minority groups and argue that interculturalism prioritises individual over group rights (e.g. Cantle, 2016; Zapata-Barrero, 2016) 4.
For this reason, many researchers are currently developing strategies in an effort to recapitulate this success in solid tumors, albeit the road is unlikely to be straightforward mainly due to the risk of on-target/off-tumor recognition and hostile solid tumor microenvironments resulting in less efficacy.
Meanwhile, Seward was assuring Justice John Archibald Campbell, the intermediary with the Confederate commissioners that had come to Washington in an attempt to secure recognition, that no hostile action would be taken.
For many years, immunologists have focused on the ability of the immune system to distinguish between non-threatening antigens [1](both foreign and self) and hostile invaders based on pattern recognition.
Click here to view Despite the flashy casting, its foreign prospects seem limited: Ioannis Varvakis has far less international recognition than El Greco, and the hostile reviews seem likely to sink God Loves Caviar's prospects.
Yet today, I am hostile to the strange request of unilateral recognition that is to be discussed in the coming days by the United Nations Security Council in New York -- and I am compelled to say why.
Despite widespread recognition of the potential impact of hostile clinician behaviours on patient care, no studies have systematically examined the available evidence on the relationships between these factors.
Mr Magara might have received a more hostile reception had Lonmin not recently concluded a union-recognition deal with ACMU at the expense of the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM).
The present results also agree with previous reports that participants with conduct problems misperceived social situations as hostile [ 10- 12], although those studies did not focus on the recognition of facial expressions.
Although impaired anger recognition in CD may be considered counterintuitive given evidence for hostile biases in social information processing in aggressive individuals (53), our data provide further evidence for reduced, rather than increased, sensitivity to hostile facial signals in CD.
Since 1967, "Israel had changed almost beyond recognition," Halevi observes, yet "its people still felt almost entirely alone in a hostile world".
