Recognizing a lack of cerebral satisfaction in everyday life, the school provides lectures and workshops in, among other things, work, play and love and has always realized the value of dinner-based conversation.
Despite attempts to align monitoring and evaluation efforts, the UN and others, recognizing a lack of uniformity in key system measures, published a set of 25 core indicators in 2007 on which all countries were to report (Tables 1) [ 1].
As detailed in a post just after the January transfer window opened, United Manager Alex Ferguson had been reluctant to recognize a lack of presence in the center of United's depleted and frail midfield.
Bond market development, crucial if Asia is to supply the next global reserve currency, has been limited by factors such as accounting standards that are not internationally recognized, a lack of hedging mechanisms, and restrictions on foreign participation.
After the team, comprised of Tom Shrive, James Price, Mark Siddorn, Samuel Tassell recognized a lack of "realtime" wearable technology, they decided to fill that gap with a smart pendant.
However, the truth is that the JME recognized a lack of medical evidence on the criteria [Committee on Research and Human Rights/Japanese Society and Psychiatry and Neurology (CRHR-JSPN) 2003].
Moreover, the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment has recognized a lack of knowledge about climate-sensitive diseases such as malaria and has called for a "more systematic inventory, by region and country, of current and likely population health impacts of ecosystem change" (4 ).
Finally, Barton et al. (2005) recognized a lack of fat accumulation in the surgically created rotator cuff tear in rats, which again contrasts with the human condition (Gladstone et al. 2007).
Barton et al. (2005) recognized a lack of fat accumulation in the surgically created rotator cuff tear in rats, which again is contradictory to the human condition (Gladstone et al. 2007).
Sodium and water depletion can be recognized by a lack of elasticity in the superficial tissues and by poor filling of the blood vessels, as well as by signs of impaired circulation, including a fall in blood pressure and an increase in pulse rate.
Animal breeders throughout the world have since early times recognized that a lack of body and eye pigmentation may be accompanied by neurological defects.
