The affect of "merriness" encouraged by dictatorial regimes since Japanese rule (Rae-sŏp 2011; Chung-Kang, Kim 2011 27 did not readily appear in popular culture, and comedy, the only merry form of entertainment, was left unrecognized over its lowbrow controversies.
So many moments were left unrecognized for what they were -- my life streaming in and over me in the shape of the only sensations I would ever know at the time, irreplaceable.
This finding is consistent with the basic statistical principle that statistical difference may be left unrecognized in small sample studies.
The defect was clearly visible only in the early stage of bronchoscopy, and when later reassessed appeared closed, and as such could easily had been left unrecognized.
Most of the patients studied were in an advanced stage of their reproductive life; superficial endometriotic lesions might have disappeared at that time and smaller infiltrative lesions such as in the sacro-uterine ligaments might have been left unrecognized during surgery.
Even one of Ms. Lahey's middle school students who was left sitting, unrecognized, in the audience that day wrote, "they couldn't give prizes to everyone without making the whole thing seem like a joke".
The Brexit vote will be parsed and examined but in the simplest construct, people feel that they are being left behind in a new economic order and that their concerns are unrecognized and unappreciated.
Individuals may exhibit a spectrum of clinical features ranging from "severe" malnutrition to mild or moderate malnutrition that, if left unrecognized and unaddressed, is likely to progress to a severely malnourished state [ 8].
However, if left unrecognized and untreated, the clinical outcome of SEA can be devastating.
The potential consequences of a chronic potassium deficiency are often unrecognized, even by health professionals.
