One way in which Hugo emphasises the coincidences in his novel is the persistent failures of recognition.
It takes the form of diffuse but persistent differences in recognition and response: "a pattern of powerful but unrecognized attitudes and assumptions that work systematically against women despite good will" (MIT 1999, 11).
The neurodevelopmental (motor) behavior is an important issue in early recognition: persistent infantile reflexes and abnormal muscle tone, motor delay, abnormal spontaneous movement patterns (especially "general movements"), and poor postural control are more or less predictors of CP [ 25, 45, 46].
First, detailed analysis of long-term records at a single station should allow recognition of persistent anthropogenic signals (Fig. 7) and their exclusion from consideration as tectonic signals.
But other explanations note that while intentional discrimination still exists, gender discrimination also takes the form of diffuse but persistent differences in the recognition and reward of women's achievements.
Engagement with Indigenous specificity through their rights, knowledges, and geographies provides valuable opportunities for geographers to refocus on research process and developing relationships in recognition of persistent Indigenous presence and particularity.
Early recognition of persistent stunting can be of value for better treatment and preventive measures.
Recognition of persistent cough, unexplained bleeding and unexplained lump as cancer warning signs was assessed (yes/no).
Postmortem studies confirm a persistent poor pre-mortem recognition of PE (Cronin et al, 2007), ranging from 11% in the 1950s to 45% in the 1990s.
The first national lung campaign suggested better recognition of persistent cough as an early cancer symptom, along with a shift towards an early-stage distribution of non-small cell lung cancer, and increase in surgical resection rate for patients diagnosed during the campaign in comparison with the same period the previous year (Ironmonger et al, 2014).
