The first coded diagnosis or prescription occurred evenly throughout the year after diagnosis, with no discernible peak to indicate a time of particular vulnerability or recognition.
The vulnerabilities in fingerprint recognition are not exactly secret.
September 11 was an extraordinary moment in your Presidency, a difficult challenge in terms of our common vulnerability and a recognition that non-Europe, or indeed transatlantic unilateralism, could not work.
If anything, it's that recognition of vulnerability as well as expertise that makes me a better doctor today.
In "When Doctors Become Patients" (Op-Ed, Sept. 3), Eric D. Manheimer vividly describes his experiences overcoming cancer, and how "that recognition of vulnerability... makes me a better doctor today".
Individual case management based on recognition of vulnerability may be a key to more equitable service provision, not just for ethnic minority groups but for all those who have poor access, including lower income groups and those with non-malignant illness.
Greater awareness of the vulnerability of children and official recognition of the need to protect them are behind the falls, the researchers said.
But there is also a sense of caution mixed with the wonder, a sense of fragility, a recognition of the vulnerability of glass, tin and toy.
The show revolves around the armour-plated Tracy Lord's recognition of her vulnerability and realisation, on the eve of her wedding, that she is about to marry a stiff-necked jerk in George Kittredge.
Motivated by the recognition of consumers' vulnerability and dependence on sellers and manufacturers, the consumer-protection movement and the related legislation of the 1960s was the high point in that shift of responsibilities and duties.
