These cases highlight the need to recognize moyamoya syndrome in patients with Noonan syndrome.
Consequently, there is a growing awareness of the need to recognize that landscapes are complex shifting mosaics wherein forest clearing and reforestation take place.
In this paper, we take this observation to the next level by arguing the need to recognize supply networks as a complex adaptive system (CAS).
These results highlight the need to recognize variation in zone of perception for different response variables when evaluating competitive effects or designing removal treatments.
Globally, current best practices in the measurement of sexual orientation mainly underline the need to recognize and assess the diversity of the populations labeled as sexual minorities.
Their anger largely wells up from the need to recognize the individuality of women in the world we live in today, whether we like it or not.
As a thesis about responsibility, cosmopolitanism stands for the need to recognize and act on one's membership in a global community of human beings.
Whereas with αβ TCRs this skewing of diversity correlates well with the need to recognize diverse peptides bound to MHC molecules, this cannot explain why this same pattern is evident in immunoglobulins (Igs) or γδ TCRs.
Obama dodged the question, making a broader point about the complexity of the task that the government is facing and about the need to recognize that there's not one easy solution to our problems.
The need to recognize former repubblichini in the government as people of good faith, Mr. Salvadori says, has distorted the historical discussion: "What matters to me as a historian is not good faith, but the objective consequences of people's actions.
She imagined her talk as a kind of reparation: the lecture was about the need to recognize how hard it is, even with the best intentions, to live a virtuous life.
