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In addition to recognising the importance of the draft proposed "complementary steps" such as an EU-hosted event and background documentation regarding verification.

Talking of Workington, in addition to recognising what sounds like another excellent win for Town, against Les Canaris of Carcassonne, in what is turning into a highly encouraging season at Derwent Park, a quick word for one of the more imaginative attempts to celebrate hosting the World Cup later in the year.

The Grand Orient de France, in addition to recognising women's masonry, decided in 2010 that there was no reason that its lodges should not be able to initiate women, thus adding another strand to international co-masonry.

Our data revealed that in addition to recognising dsRNA, teleost-specific tlrs respond to PAMPs from bacterial origin.

Rural GP registrars identified several personal skills which supported their clinical resilience, in addition to recognising the role of their supervisors (Table  3).> Registrars described improved resilience with good self-care including: sufficient sleep, exercise and leisure activity to balance out the demands of professional life.

In addition to other recognised risk factors for the development of lymphoma, the patient also lacked autoantibodies against Ro/SSA and La/SSB.

Wnt5a is ubiquitously expressed in normal tissues (Ying et al, 2008), but is often dysregulated in tumours (Wang et al, 2007, 2010) and has been controversially implicated in both tumour suppression and oncogenesis in addition to being recognised asa marker of both favourable and poor outcome in primary cancer.

The risk factors associated with the development of thromboembolic complications include stage of disease, anatomical site of tumour, and tumour histology, in addition to commonly recognised risk factors for the development of thromboembolism, such as advanced stage, obesity, and a history of VTE.

A. H. Smith was the first to recognise the existence of a separate Old East Anglian dialect, in addition to the previously recognised dialects of Northumbrian, Mercian, Saxon and Kentish.

In addition to intrapersonal factors, recognised barriers to health promotion may include interpersonal, institutional or community factors [ 31].

Thus, in order to assess fully the benefit of palliative treatments in patients with lung cancer, account must be taken of all symptoms at presentation, in addition to the traditionally recognised chest symptoms.