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At the same time, it needs to be recognised that there are potential side-effects to the Bank's stimulus package.

It needs to be recognised that the mental health of a mother following a birth is as important as her physical health beforehand.

While I utterly disagree with their perspective, it needs to be recognised that these values are compelling and coherent for those who hold them.

If innovation is the key to creating greater efficiencies in public services, which comes from greater competition, then it needs to be recognised that innovation, like any invention, is liable to come from anyone in the organisation.

Further, it needs to be recognised that not everyone within a community is equally affected and groups of residents might perceive the community's response differently.

"It needs to be recognised that every inappropriate attendance at the A&E would detract health professionals from attending to the genuine and often life-threatening emergencies," she added.

Dannatt said that former soldiers were often caught up in a "culture of coping alone" and that it needed to be recognised that there were too many former combatants who ended up in jail as murderers, or as suicide victims.

"It does need to be recognised that rapidly growing clusters like ours in Brighton that successfully fuse creativity and technology have much that Tech City could learn from," says Jones.

A second limitation of this study that needs to be recognised is that we cannot accurately determine global coronary flow or velocity in the anaesthetised rat heart at this time with the SATICON detector video frame rates [ 53].

This needs to be recognised so that appropriate healthcare strategies and service planning can be implemented.

"It is a very, very serious mental illness that needs to be recognised for what it is.