In what I recognise may be one of the greatest dietary non-sequiturs of all time, I have long felt the same way about pork pies.
However, all the antigens they recognise may be heterogeneously expressed on tumours and this may allow escape of cells from therapy if a single monoclonal antibody is used.
However, other research indicated that caretakers do not clearly recognise the signs and symptoms of ARIs: fast breathing or chest indrawing may not be recognised, or may be wrongly attributed to fever rather than a respiratory infection [ 10- 13].
"The sector is pleased the government has recognised this may be an issue, given the huge sums of public money involved," says Martin, "but it's difficult to see what monitoring of contracts is going to be in place".
The UK Government's latest National Policy Statements for Energy Infrastructure recognised "there may be positive and negative effects from the construction of new nuclear plants and that organisations applying for site license should identify these effects in their license application".
Insidious, chronic effects of climate change are less well recognised, but may be very significant and will most probably increase over time.
While this has long been recognised, and may be graphically depicted by a receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curve [ 12, 13], it is only recently that the association has been incorporated within meta-analysis.
As some qualifications are not automatically recognised, there may be some restrictions on the types of work that may be undertaken by professional staff, especially in the service sector.
Mistaken eyewitness identification is a major culprit, but fingerprint misidentification is cited too.Ironically, our facility for recognising faces may be to blame.
Organisers recognise there may be more than few bumps and scrapes along the way.
