Or a new Legionnaire's disease -- a threat that has existed and been unrecognized for generations?
In high school, where this artist, a nerd, most likely, and an outcast, is unrecognized for the talent he is, cartooning becomes a refuge, a way to work out revenge fantasies and occasionally even a modest claim to fame.
It cost Monica something much more immeasurable: her dignity, her privacy, her ongoing ability to be unrecognized in public for sex she had 17 years ago (and counting) and a lot of her ability to trust people.
While the EORTC QLQ C-30, and especially the new carcinoid module [ 17] well covers the physical aspects of the carcinoid disease, and the HADS cover the levels of anxiety and depression, many concerns of a more emotional matter may be unrecognized by doctors who care for these patients.
At the present time, many of these events are unrecognized, despite improved tools for diagnosis and assessment.
Likewise, our methodology is useful in determining which individuals are not realistically amendable to BCS and that are instead in need of a completion mastectomy to successfully remove multifocal disease that would have otherwise been unrecognized by traditional resectional techniques for BCS that do not routinely utilize some sort of re-resection margin technique.
They don't feel valued, have no clear direction and purpose, their accomplishments are unrecognized, and are often times blamed for things beyond their control.
With modern, highly sensitive microbiologic methods and tests for pathogens that were unrecognized just a few decades ago, a wide array of enteropathogens can be recovered from cases of diarrhea in the GEMS.
In my eyes, they are unrecognized heroes.
