Overall, there appears to be a higher realisation of personal risk than in the early-1990s, which previous surveys suggest has been increasing since the mid-1990s.
There is a progressive realisation of the risk of dependency and loss of the ability for action over time, and more generally if the losses and renunciations are linked to aging.
A key advantage of such strikes was that they allowed militants a long way from the Middle East to depose dictators, redraw boundaries and advance towards the realisation of a utopian vision without risking years of dangerous and gruelling activism on the ground in target countries.
Gain-framed messages (e.g. presenting a survival benefit), as apposed to lost-framed messages (e.g. presenting a potential damage), shorter timeframes (5 or 10 years until realisation of the risk, versus 15 or 20 years) and visual formats seem to enhance understanding of risk and to increase the self-efficacy to prevent CVD [ 21].
No one is going to retire through a sudden realisation of the risks.
Conducting clinical studies in the NT is in itself a limitation: first, the realisation of non-traditional risk factors, which impact on management; second, as there are few benchmarks as comparators and; finally, shortfalls in research funding and infrastructure.
He sees it as the realisation of a lifetime ambition.
It would be a realisation of a lot of childhood dreams and hard work," he said at St Andrews yesterday.
Jacques Boussard in "The Civilisation of Charlemagne" (1968) asserts that "Charlemagne's achievement was the realisation of a united Europe.
Just to play in the Premier League was the realisation of a dream, but he soon began dictating matches.
"It was the realisation of a career-long goal.
