For example, young people have poor mental health literacy [ 7- 9], reduced emotional competency, may lack the "skills to recognise, interpret and share emotional experiences" ([ 10], p. 14) and do not necessarily share a common understanding of the construct of "depression" which is tapped by certain depression screeners.
Many organisational problems demand the use of a mixed method approach and thus recognising and sharing lessons could prove beneficial to both practitioners and researchers.
Music can draw us out of isolation and connect us with a community where we feel our troubles and concerns are recognised and shared.
Petrie states that cognitive maps of participants must be recognised and shared.
Where a business acts positively to foster good health, recognising and sharing this will improve trust in the company and provide the business with further incentive to continue to make progress.
I am being recognised more, but when I do get a quiet moment I just to think to myself "what an achievement!"I am the first Youth worker in Wales and in the UK in winning this award and I feel really proud that The Youth Service has been finally recognised and I share this award with all my working colleagues in the Youth Service and also to all youth workers in the UK.
"The Greens are proud to have stood with lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, intersex, and queer communities against this plebiscite and we recognise, share and draw strength from the determination of this community to achieve the equality everyone deserves," she said.
Besides the similarity of the regulons, both regulators recognise similar effector molecules and share the same network topology which seems to be due to independent gene duplication and specialisation events of the respective ancestral regulators.
He writes: Brief - no more than five recommendations; sensible, achievable, recognisable, inspiring, motivating ideas that can be recognised by everyone and shared with every patient, user, carer and friend.
