Throughout the world, there is increasingly recognition that racism is an important determinant of health for indigenous populations and other minority groups [ 1, 2].
According to one European Union official based in Kosovo, the mood among the union's member states is moving increasingly toward recognition of an independent Kosovo, with or without a Security Council vote.
Naturally, in vitro selection of RNA aptamers (aimed at an increasingly more specific recognition of a particular amino acid) has little, if anything, in common with shaping of the genetic code that actually took place in early evolution.
However, increasingly, there is recognition of the complex nature of tumor resistance to chemotherapy and the need for multiple markers to stratify patients according to their likelihood of response to chemotherapy.
The speech emphasised that US foreign policy in the 21st century is increasingly being honed in recognition of heightened risks of social, political and economic upheaval around the world due the impacts of global warming.
The presence of the Russian president in the Israeli-occupied West Bank gave a lift to the Palestinians at a time when peace talks are stalled and the Palestinians are increasingly looking for international recognition of their claims and support for their cause.
Thus, through his society the individual tends to reach an increasingly clear and sophisticated recognition of what is ultimately true and good (PE 319).
While the dorsal stream performs sequence processing (i.e., noncommutative combinatorics) in temporal receptive windows of increasing size, the ventral stream performs dependency formation (commutative combinatorics) comprising the recognition of increasingly complex (i.e., feature-rich) auditory objects and their combinations.
Mitochondrial DNA sequencing increasingly results in the recognition of genetically divergent, but morphologically cryptic lineages.
Increasingly, there was formal recognition of individual Indigenous Australians through a number of symbolic means including commemorative plaques outside Cancer Council buildings, naming of meeting rooms, as well as individual and organisational participation in relevant cultural events and celebrations.
