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But the investigative potential of the technique was rapidly recognised and embraced by police forces around the globe.

As the fighting progressed, the need for more modern equipment was rapidly recognised, and the Heckler & Koch G3 and FN FAL rifles were adopted as the standard battlefield weapon, along with the AR-10 for paratroopers.

It was rapidly recognised that while apnoeic oxygenation alone could largely match the oxygen demands of the subject, it did not prevent a potentially rapid and dangerous rise in carbon dioxide concentration.

Investors and banks recognised the risk and Australia's credit access was rapidly drying up.

Hytner was also shrewd enough to recognise that he was taking over the National at a time when not only Britain but the theatre itself was rapidly changing.

Abnormal erythrocytes are often present in large number and have simple forms that are often geometric — such forms are known to be rapidly and accurately recognised and classified by the human brain (Larson et al., 2009; Bar, 2003).

7 In many developing countries, injuries have a significant impact on the health of populations and are rapidly becoming increasingly recognised as a major cause of death and disability.

I was rapidly disillusioned.

It was rapidly dissolved.

It is important, even for hospital births (where women and their newborns may be discharged quickly), that women, families and communities are empowered to rapidly recognise and respond to danger signs if they occur.

According to the participant CHC-nurses, the few children whose overweight is recognised at the CHC are rapidly taken care of.