As with any scientific endeavor, the need for clarity and consistency is very much recognised in epidemiology, which brings in knowledge and expertise across a wide range of disciplines, including, but not limited to, clinical medicine, public health, demography, microbiology, biochemistry, genetics, social science and economics.
Such differences between the sexes are recognised in sport, in which men and women are made to compete separately, so it seems reasonable to acknowledge them in the military as well.
This was recognised in analyses in which random effects logistic models were used to inflate standard errors for clustering.
There are plenty of internationally recognised measures in which Australia consistently ranks near the top.
But much of it is to do with the psychological foibles that make us human.These foibles are not recognised in traditional models which assume that humans are rational beings or homo economicus.
So, clusters and MIDs are recognised in many countries which have introduced specific policies.
It examines the different perspectives from both sales and purchasing within the market and considers the wider characteristics that are recognised in that context, which are the country of origin and the brand personality.
In part, the idea is to refine the approach first recognised in the 1930s, which exploits the chemical affinity between carbon dioxide and nitrogen-based molecules such as ammonia or the closely-related amines.
Work experience was also not perceived to be recognised in salary levels, which were considered to be tied to qualifications, with token increases for additional functions.
It is now clearly recognised in many countries, in which the burden of colorectal cancer is serious, that screening should be conducted aimed at reducing the mortality of this disease.
