Much of the poor polling standing of candidates like Mr. McCotter reflect this name recognition gap, which will be closed if they win the Republican nomination.
Third, even if the citizenry could come up with a convincing standard, there remains a "recognition gap": not all, perhaps not even the central features that render us valuable in our own eyes can be understood as "achievements" in the sense of contributing to the common good (Iser 2008, 193).
Their linebackers and safeties did an excellent job with recognition and gap discipline.
The wide recognition that gap junction remodelling is a key contributor to ventricular arrhythmia has stimulated corresponding studies on atrial arrhythmia and, in particular, AF, a particularly common arrhythmia in which wavelets of electrical activity propagate in multiple directions.
(6) Optimising farmer participation in OFTs required recognition of gaps in farmer knowledge and differences between farmers' and researchers' objectives.
Integration of unmanned systems into the same airspace requires to review current policies, regulations, environmental impact, privacy considerations, standards, and procedures, and recognition of gaps in current RPA (Remote Piloted Aircrafts) technologies.
Recognition of gaps between evidence gained from mental health research and clinical practice in the community together with changes in treatment patterns and patient/provider preferences for care have led to interest in enhancements in the designs and analyses of clinical and community trials of mental health interventions.
The suggested competences and recommended learning objectives may set stage for a better implementation of guidelines; present and future, and for recognition of gaps in allergy management [ 15].
Evidence in the continuing professional development (CPD) field suggests the importance of using strategies such as feedback delivery [ 15] and reflective practice [ 16, 17] to facilitate recognition of gaps and service improvement needs.
Evidence in the continuing professional development (CPD) field suggests the importance of using strategies such as feedback delivery, reflective practice and action planning to facilitate recognition of gaps and service improvement needs.
This reflection and subsequent changes in how recommendations about health are developed have been driven by recognition of gaps between available research evidence and what is done in practice, variations in practice and outcomes, concerns about the quality of health care, and rising health care costs.
