The failure of the suburban Maryland hospital to initially recognize a case of inhalational anthrax, in a patient who had been stoically living with his symptoms for several days, is particularly alarming since the country has been convulsed by anthrax scares -- and supposedly on high alert for further cases -- since the first anthrax diagnosis in Florida in early October.
"Most doctors in their 40s or younger in developed countries have never even seen a case of polio, much less recognized a case of post-polio syndrome," said the physician, who is chairman of the March of Dimes Steering Committee on Post-Polio SynDimes Steering Committee on Post-Polio
Such gradients are even found in ADDM data, despite its active surveillance methodology that can recognize a case without a prior documented diagnosis (Durkin et al. 2010).
The handwriting recognition alternative was fun but not really practical, and it had a lot of trouble recognizing a lower-case "i".
While these unionists recognize a pragmatic case for continued economic links (some of their voters are farmers who depend on markets in the Republic of Ireland), they are intensely suspicious of any proposals that Northern Ireland have special status, since they fear that this might separate Northern Ireland further from the rest of Britain, making a United Ireland more likely.
Grice recognizes a special case of the general issue in his Studies (1989: 49). 3.
But he also had the rare ability to recognize a bad case -- and to change his mind.
It's akin to "enabling" -- recognizing a problem, in this case Saudi fears, and then actively making it worse.
The trial court upheld the law and Love Stuff appealed, invoking a line of United States Supreme Court cases recognizing a privacy right in sexual activity.
In announcing the principle of student body diversity as a compelling state interest, Justice Powell invoked our cases recognizing a constitutional dimension, grounded in the First Amendment, of educational autonomy: "The freedom of a university to make its own judgments as to education includes the selection of its student body".
