The finding that fewer respondents identified houseflies as a cause of shigellosis may also result from the lower priority of public health action for shigellosis control, inasmuch as houseflies are recognised agents of transmission for shigellosis [ 34].
Most prominently, the modularist and mechanistic approaches to agent-identification (e.g., Baron-Cohen 1995; Bruce and Young 1986), which posit that the architecture of the human mind is comprised of specialised mechanisms for recognising agents and attributing mental states, tend to combine universalist and constructionist assumptions.
In areas without termites, earthworms are the most widely recognised faunal agent for soil mixing with measured rates in the range 360 9000 kg/ha/y (Wood and Johnson 1978).
As respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is the most widely recognised respiratory agent associated with severe disease in this age group, we chose it to use for sample size calculations.
I recognise in Agent Cooper that coalescence of malformed time and experience: the stillness of being in a great rush while stuck in limbo.
"Music has to be recognised as an agent of social development in the highest sense because it transmits the highest values of solidarity, harmony and mutual compassion," says Abreu. "I've sought to take music, which is usually a luxury item, and turn it into cultural patrimony accessible to all".
In the case of, for example, an act of generosity towards a worthy person, the act is intentionally well suited, or fitted, to an end whose beauty is recognised by the agent.
Thalidomide is now recognised as an agent with meaningful activity in haematology and oncology.
Dust-related ILD will be confirmed according to accepted criteria that include significant exposure to an agent recognised to cause ILD and radiological confirmation on high resolution computed tomography of the chest, as determined by independent radiologists.
Irinotecan is commenced if first line treatment failed and cancer progresses [ 50, 51]. 7. Etoposide (etoposide phosphate) is the first agent recognised as a topoisomerase II inhibiting anticancer drug.
The games were organised by a Thai-based company called Footy Sports International via a Fifa-recognised agent based in Russia, but concern was raised at the Estonian federation when it became aware of one of the key figures involved in setting up the games, a Singaporean national associated with a convicted match-fixer.
