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Proof that we're on the right track can be found in our performance-four straight profitable quarters, sound financial strength and increasing recognition from external audiences.

There is increasing recognition from current cable and satellite TV providers that digital distribution is the future.

Inhalational melioidosis is supported by the increasing recognition from computed tomography scanning that enlarged mediastinal lymph nodes are not uncommon in patients with severe melioidosis pneumonia (4, 10 ).

Miami Coach Butch Davis did not lobby for increased recognition from the B.C.S. after Saturday's victory.

He said his work with Kaepernick's shirt has brought him increased recognition from his peers and comments on his Facebook page.

"As the global economy continues to struggle with subpar growth, an increasing recognition that the gains from growth often have not been broadly shared has strengthened a backlash against economic integration and bolstered support for inward-looking policies," the IMF said, adding that rising inequality created social tension and led to slower growth.

There is increasing recognition that clinical benefits from the patient's point of view can best be quantified in terms of health-related quality of life (HRQL).

The inclusion of QOL measures in clinical trials has in part come from increasing recognition that self-reports on subjective states can provide information about the consequences of treatment plans (such as behavioral or psychological outcomes) that may not be captured by traditional outcome indices [ 1].

10 Owing to increasing recognition of the potential harms from screening, information about screening programmes has shifted from emphasising screening uptake to ensuring potential participants are provided with adequate information to make an informed choice about whether or not to be screened.

There is increasing recognition of long-term neurological difficulties from head injuries, especially from repetitive concussive and sub-concussive brain trauma.

The rise of menstrual hygiene management as an issue has come from an increasing recognition of the need to enable marginalised women and girls to speak rather than to assume we know their needs.