In this study, EGFR expression was significantly associated with features recognised to reflect poor prognosis, including high (poor) histological grade, high NPI score, negative ER status, larger tumour size, the development of distant metastases and death.
While place cell firing has generally been recognised to reflect a balance between environmental and self-motion inputs [71,72], head direction cells and grid cells have been predominantly associated with the integration of self-motion information, with the subsequent addition of environmental information to correct the accumulation of error (but see [73]).
Deep-seated lipomas are recognised to be more vascular than subcutaneous lipomas, a feature reflected in the minimal to mild internal vascularity evident in 43% of tumours.
Toni Morrison was one of the first to recognise "his ability to reflect on this extraordinary mesh of experiences that he has had, some familiar and some not, and to really meditate on that the way he does, and to set up scenes in narrative structure, dialogue, conversation – all of these things that you don't often see, obviously, in the routine political memoir biography...."....
Needs assessments, developing care approaches and delivering care for PMs should be recognised as an opportunity to reflect on our health services, health policy trends, and needs as well as a chance to further improve health services for all – migrants and non-migrants.
The social work profession, especially managers, must recognise that we have to reflect on the challenges of international social work.
Theatre provides opportunities to think and feel; to recognise, question and reflect; to empathise and wonder; to enjoy, discover and feel uplifted.
Unlike other animals, which lack higher cognition and the ability to reflect, humans recognise the inevitability of their own death.
Our data cannot illuminate the reason for this differential, but it is possible that participants in the control group particularly welcomed the opportunity to undergo assessment, recognising this as an opportunity to reflect on their drinking behaviours.
In other cases a protein complex may have a well recognised structure and it may be desirable to reflect that structure in its depiction.
Attitudes such as the inevitability of pain for women, or social failure to recognise or reflect on potentially coercive behaviour, seem to be unchallenged.
