Yes, the series is repetitive at times, perhaps in recognition of new audiences tuning in along the way.
The award is in recognition of new features built into the site when guardianjobs.co.uk relaunched last year.
In recognition of new talent, she also wants to include pieces by Hogan McLaughlin, whom she met on Twitter.
Because of an editing error, an article yesterday about the failure of legislation proposed by Connecticut's two senators that would have temporarily halted federal recognition of new Indian tribes misstated the number of those currently recognized in the state.
Actually, all that really happened was this: the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice) announced it was recommending the extension of NHS IVF fertility treatment to women aged between 40 and 42, in recognition of new research suggesting they would benefit.
This approach aims at recognition of new business opportunities and developing new business models benefiting from these opportunities.
The recognition of new targets implied in thrombosis but not in haemostasis opens a new window over innovative therapies.
The history of psychiatry offers a number of instances in which pharmacology has led to the recognition of new kinds even in the absence of detailed causal knowledge.
Along with monitoring techniques for the recognition of new elements, a new branch of methodology is arising: the art of reduction, omission, judicious avoidance.
Another important question is what kinds of social pressures and informal rules exist to suppress or to allow for the recognition of new environmental ideas and concepts.
In addition, induced-fit docking (IFD) simulations and site of metabolism (SoM) predictions helped to explain the recognition of new potent steroidal aromatase inhibitors within the enzyme.
