A quick roundup of other notable nominees: it's good to see Claudia Winkleman, initially hired to support the newly-promoted Tess Daily on Strictly (BBC1), now being recognised for her quick wit and the apparent ease with which she can steer a major Saturday-night juggernaut.
In conclusion, in this study we have recognised a strictly defined sequential progression arising from the initial expression of E7 that rapidly transforms the cells.
If taken strictly, clones with no difference in banding patterns have been recognised in several populations of P. alpicola (Pop87, Pop102 and Pop200) and P. collina (Pop95, Pop97).
Having the high court recognise that not everyone is strictly male or female, and that this can and should be recognised in our laws, will hopefully go some way towards removing stigma and creating greater acceptance of diversity in our community.
Bentham recognised that neither the individual nor the legislator could strictly follow the process he described.
"Everyone gives 110% to give the show the highest possible production values throughout every series, so it is an honour for us to be recognised for our contribution to the huge success of Strictly over the last 10 years".
26 With the latter view, it may be recognised that essential components of the intervention should be strictly adhered to and an intervention may be considered successfully delivered if the 'essential' components of the intervention are delivered as planned.
We recognise that strictly the most efficient way to measure the recruitment rate in each centre would be to recruit until a fixed number of participants, say ten, had been enrolled.
DDR activation strictly requires collagen to be in its native, triple-helical, conformation; heat-denatured collagen (gelatin) is not recognised by the DDRs [16,17].
Streptococcus mutans was selected as a target species due to its recognised ability to promote biofilm formation, whilst P. gingivalis was included as a representative species of strictly anaerobic bacteria.
