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Consistent training in safety netting may be beneficial, particularly for junior doctors/nurses who are perhaps more likely to lack experience [ 22], parental status and confidence, all of which were recognised to impact safety netting.

"What they could not have anticipated is that the terms on which they were appointed in respect of their pensions, which are recognised to be the compensating benefit, would be cut by the government to their substantial financial detriment".

The study uses qualitative Methodology, which is recognised to be under-utilised as a research tool in critical care[6].

This is in part associated with increased blood perfusion and vascular leakiness, which are recognised to occur in areas of inflamed synovium [53].

NGF is derived by proteolytic cleavage of a large precursor protein, proNGF, which is recognised to possess distinctive biological functions.

A major risk factor for disability is having a low level of thyroid hormone described as hypothyroxinaemia, which is recognised to be a frequent phenomenon in these infants.

One aspect of the host response that has recently generated interest is the nonspecific systemic inflammatory response which is recognised to be associated with primary operable colorectal cancer.

Previous studies performed among hypertensive patients have linked treatment satisfaction to numerous factors, which are recognised to be precursors to medication adherence.

They are experiencing the impact of the recent moves to implement the EWTD, an endeavour which is recognised to be challenging.

However, GSTPi expression in stromal cells in breast tumour microenvironment, namely cancer-associated fibroblast (CAF), which is recognised to have major roles in cancer progression, remains poorly reported.

Although measurement of the OD has provided objective quantitative data on the amount of hsp-27 expressed, which is recognised to be difficult to assess using light microscopy, its precise significance remains to be established.