Sentence examples for better recognition of the from inspiring English sources

These ideas remain valid, although they have been broadened by better recognition of the role of specific structural features.

Through better recognition of the common symptoms, women can receive a timely diagnosis and can then start to consider their management options.

However, she also says that a rise in the number of young people with arthritis is less likely to be the result of an increase in occurrence than better recognition of the disease, and diagnosis by doctors.

There have been few, if any, recent attempts to examine the pedophiles themselves, based on their own words to one another, to gain a better recognition of the nature of potential problems.

The report called for "more emphasis on morals, values and spirituality" and better recognition of "the contribution of western civilisation, our Judeo-Christian heritage, the role of economic development and industry and the democratic underpinning of the British system of government to Australia's development".

It calls for "more emphasis on morals, values and spirituality" and better recognition of "the contribution of western civilisation, our Judeo-Christian heritage, the role of economic development and industry and the democratic underpinning of the British system of government to Australia's development".

The number of new cases has dramatically increased over the past years because of the better recognition of this condition.

Feedback from biocurators indicated that the tool needs better recognition of entities and qualities from the free text to improve the recall of the system (currently 'to decrease the low recall of the system') PubTator is a web-based tool that allows biocurators to create, save and export annotations, with similar look and feel as PubMed.

We propose that when AMSH associates with endosomes, inhibition would be relieved because of ubiquitin binding domains present on its endosomal binding partners that would shift the balance toward better recognition of polyubiquitin chains via the avidity effect.

To our best knowledge, increased sensitivity in the recognition of disgust in subjects with ADHD has not been described earlier in the literature, but a relatively better recognition of disgust (compared to the recognition of other emotions) was indicated in children [ 11, 17] and adults with ADHD [ 19].

A possible explanation for the better recognition of ADEs in multi-morbid patients is probably the investment of more time and/or involvement of other medical specialties.