This trend, recognized in Jason P., is one that will benefit children in the future given the drastic changes that have taken place in the structure of families in the recent past and we welcome it.
The process involves matching little details or broad stylistic trends, recognizing recurring themes and common materials, or sometimes just finding the shared thread in one's own seemingly unrelated reactions.
Accurate and timely surveillance data permit public health authorities to determine disease impacts and trends, recognize clusters and outbreaks, identify populations and geographic areas most affected, and assess the effectiveness of public health interventions (Teutsch 2000).
Clayton Boothe Grand Rapids, Mich., June 27 , 2010 To the Editor: The emerging trend of recognizing multiple valedictorians is an ominous sign for our educational system and the nation.
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, breaking with a trend of recognizing only theoretical physicists, awarded half of the 2000 Nobel Prize for Physics to Kilby for his work as an applied physicist.
"These are all part of a sort of growing trend toward recognizing student-athletes as participants in a major business venture, and treating them fairly given their role in that business," Rifkin said.
"The Big Ten Network was ahead of the trend in recognizing the growing popularity of collegiate esports and scholarship programs," Riot's director of business development Sean Haran said in a statement.
Recent developments in species determination within the Aspergillus section Nigri have resulted in a trend in recognizing A. tubingensis as an important opportunistic pathogen.
This study emphasizes the importance of monitoring local epidemiologic data, considering the diversity of affected patient groups, knowing the antifungal susceptibility trend, and recognizing the important potential of such information to impact empiric antifungal therapy.
It is claimed that management and organization research systematically neglect the dialogue with practice and, as a result, miss new trends or recognize important trends with delay (Corley and Gioia 2011).
