Two situations were recognised in which the decision to use adjuvant chemotherapy was relatively clear-cut.
His words seemed pitched at a world I didn't recognise, one in which men and women socialise exclusively in single-sex groups, where guys only talk about Balotelli, beer and birds, and girls about vino, vajazzles and vegetable smoothies.
Because pathogen numbers can increase rapidly, vertebrate immunity must be able to detect tiny numbers of pathogens, but also to recognise environments in which pathogens might be trying to establish a foothold – including damaged tissues.
Improved basic training in IPC as a core component of HCW training can be expected to enhance HCW capacity to recognise situations in which they are dealing with patients that may pose a high risk of infection, thereby enabling the HCWs to manage the risk more effectively, even in an informal setting.
A centroid mode algorithm (13) fixation generation program built into the Arrington ViewPoint software (35) was set to recognise fixations, in which at least six consecutive data samples fell within a minimum of 1×1 degree of each other, providing a minimum fixation duration of 100 msec (14).
There are plenty of internationally recognised measures in which Australia consistently ranks near the top.
Moreover, by forcing the Palestinian Authority to recognise the state's "Jewishness", Israel is obliging the Palestinians to recognise a system in which Israel's Arab citizens are second class.
A challenge for Platform and People and Planet will be inviting people in universities to simply recognise the ways in which their energies are being directed; spotting when they are, and find ways to say so (and recognise where and how they have both remained independent and improved their work from the interaction, and share this too).
"We do not recognise the way in which Luis Suárez has been characterised.
I don't think you recognise the ways in which you affect people that you don't hear about until years later.
