The burgeoning annotation of the human genome over the past decade has resulted in greater recognition of the diversity of retroelements; the multiplicity of potential HERV-W env encoding regions also underscores the growing complexity of HERV biology.
6 Currently, the practice of frenotomy in the UK is increasing rapidly in response to greater recognition of the importance of the tongue in successful breastfeeding and despite many health professionals being unconvinced of the need for or efficacy of the procedure.
This leads, in turn, to greater recognition of the advantages that can be obtained by using a quality approach and by preventing deterioration and consequent down-grading of the product.
In this day of greater recognition of the harm that medicine can inflict, it is a legitimate question to ask every doctor, "Does your patient need this drug or this intervention?" But doctors as an arm of Border Protection?
This opinion was manifested in a demand for greater recognition of COBET and to make COBET more similar to primary school.
Spero was a spearhead of feminist art in the 1960s, calling for greater recognition of women artists and women in the New York art world.
In Paris, Kochanowski fought for greater recognition of the Romany people and the genocide they had suffered at the hands of the Nazis.
Functional programming languages, which have classically been something of a curiosity of academics and some dedicated enthusiasts, have now become more widely popular through languages like Scala and Haskell, in large part due to greater recognition of their value for handling web applications.
While the 42 year-old non-profit Women In Film (WIF) was arguably the first to advocate the expansion of professional opportunities for women in the entertainment industry, since its founding by The Hollywood Reporter publisher and editor-in-chief Tichi Wilkerson Kassel in 1973, the leadership's passion for greater recognition of female talent has not at all diminished.
For instance, one study recently reported that an increase in the diagnosis of ASD between 1983 and 1996 appeared to be due to greater recognition of ASD in higher functioning children initially presenting with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) [ 28].
To initiate change in this area, we must start with greater recognition of the need to assess function in basic studies of aging as essential biomarkers of healthspan, as has historically been the case in human aging research.
