Gary Neville, club captain, shares this realisation about the value of this competition.
The full realisation of the relevance of anatomy - its intrinsic value in medicine - came only after extensive clinical experience: "It was the same for me [insight] that in the clerkships I suddenly thought, hey, at this point it would have been really useful if I had studied a bit more" (student 8f, year 6).
A certain disequilibrium was noted between the high expectations and the realisation to date of the value co-creation activities (and benefits).
There is growing realisation of the potential of the media to influence health behaviours [9].
Unfortunately, the realisation of the goal of targeting cancer selectively has, until recent times, remained elusive.
A positive attitude could see a rapid adoption with accompanying realisation of the benefits of computerization.
MacCormick 1984 views coherence in terms of unity of principle in a legal system, contending that the coherence of a set of legal norms consists in their being related either in virtue of being the realisation of some common value or values, or in virtue of fulfilling some common principle or principles.
Figure 2 Illustration of the area under the curve for CV-values greater than the threshold value CV T. The mean frequency functions of 20 noise realisations of the CV values corresponding to (a) distribution 1, the simulated normal, and (b) distribution 8, '2-cm50% 48% evenly.' CVT was set to 20.5% for the simulated distributions.
The City's appetite for Forth Ports was increased by a management statement that the company was examining options "designed to accelerate the realisation of shareholder value".
(a) The mean density curves of the 40 noise realisations of the CV values for the imaged healthy distribution (black line) and imaged COPD activity distribution (grey line) for the top-ranked LEHR-125 MBq design in Table 5 (a kernel edge length of 2.3 cm, six iterations (96 updates) and a cutoff frequency of 0.7 cm−1).
