This value was based on population studies conducted before the availability of blood tests for hepatitis C and before the widespread recognition of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).
Teller, a good friend of Robbins's, believes that widespread recognition is only a matter of time.
The prize was awarded more than two decades after Rowland warned of the problem, and challenges to his theory plagued him for many years before he won widespread recognition for his work and leaders of nations worldwide began to act to ban or reduce usage of the chemicals.
And what's particularly striking in the case of the last three winners is how long they wrote in relative obscurity before receiving anything approaching widespread recognition, praise and, of course, financial security.
Because of the CRC, children are now higher on the public and political agenda than ever before - and there is widespread recognition that every child has a fundamental right to develop physically, mentally and socially to his or her fullest potential - to express their opinions freely - and to participate in decisions that affect their future.
Westwood's origin story is that he was dyslexic at school (remember Tim Westwood went to school moments after the concept of schooling was invented: he went to school at a time before widespread dyslexia recognition, because he basically went to school in a time before chalk) and didn't have much ambition beyond that.
As we meet here today, the good news is that after too many years of inaction and denial, there is finally widespread recognition of the urgency of the challenge before us.
There is now a widespread recognition that children who receive care, protection and stimulation – starting well before school years, will have a much greater chance to reach their full potential.
His writing continued to attract widespread recognition.
Wood's work has drawn widespread recognition.
Unlike the Beats headphone brand, which has worldwide recognition, Beats Music has failed to gain widespread recognition.
