B. D-AzaC/TSA activation; Genes with a 2-fold or greater change in gene expression 'Y', less than 2-fold 'N', borderline ". C. Bis-tag tissue: for genes initially recognised as down-regulated (rows 3-27), genes were scored for methylation difference between cancer and normal tissues on a scale of 0 to 10.
Take Cambodia, recognised for bringing down HIV prevalence, partly through a condom-use programme.
"I'd love to be recognised walking down the street.
A patient who arrived in the department recognised me and broke down in tears saying: "Thank God it's you!".
American commercial rulings have more chance of being recognised than those handed down by English courts, says Andreas Haberbeck of Hatem Abbas Ghazzawi, a law firm in Jeddah.
Seattle recognised that by closing down the space and sitting deep when faced with pressure, they could deny Vancouver the chance to break in behind at pace.
"Facing a fait accompli, the American administration has backed down and recognised the need to reposition its policy on the Syria crisis," wrote the newspaper Alwatan.
Hubris from a Tory party that forgot it had not won a general election since 1992, humility on the part of the Labour party which recognised that it went down to its second worst defeat in history in 2010 and needed to listen and learn from people which is what we've done during our time in opposition".
Although the common maxim inside the treasury was that of Congress "cutting off the water to the fire department when the city is burning down", Rubin recognised, as he later put it in his memoirs, that "many members of Congress probably meant to oppose us without actually stopping us".
The new regimes, it was recognised, would not break down the colonial borders, it was too late for that.
