Early stage at diagnosis is by far the most studied factor: it is the most important prognostic factor for survival, particularly for cancers with better prognosis, and it has been widely recognised as differently distributed across socioeconomic classes.
This may have introduced the potential for bias – there is a possibility that study participants would use a device they recognise slightly differently from a new device with which they are unfamiliar.
Furthermore, recognising that different students learn differently using diverse means (such as visual, multimedia, and online tools) to enhance student learning opportunities and providing access to support services (such as access to teaching and learning units for international students and students from diverse backgrounds) are important as they can enhance overall student experiences.
Cells can recognise and react differently to different surface characteristics of an implant.
In defining responsiveness in this way, we recognise that different actors would understand responsiveness differently and that it would be possible to provide clinically appropriate care (following protocol) without being responsive to community members' needs and priorities.
My guess would be that if we started out differently, recognising organisational life as it is, complex and dynamic, rather than as we would like it to be, ordered and predictable, we would be looking for different things in our leaders.
It is also important that RNs prioritize care needs differently, recognising the value of residents' continence and providing toilet assistance in a timely manner.
The CD4+ Th1 killer lymphocytes, which may recognise tumour antigens differently from CD8+ cytotoxic T lymphocytes or NK cells, may be a promising candidate for the effector cells of cancer immunotherapy that targets the heterogenous clinical tumours.
This study tested a convenience sample of non-slip socks, however it is recognised that there may be alternative products which perform differently.
He said member states had recognised that the commitment to "ever-closer union" could be interpreted differently by each member state.
