Sentence examples for condition is recognised from inspiring English sources
Even when the condition is recognised, concerns over litigation may lead to expensive investigations being carried out unnecessarily.
That patients are experts in their own condition is recognised specifically in patients with RA but in conjunction with this they need information and guidance that enables them to make informed choices of service providers and the treatments they offer [ 7].
Trampling impacts (poor track condition) were recognised in the 1970s and degraded campsites were a concern by the 1980s.
Rachel's condition was recognised by a doctor when she was tested for bone density and was told she had the spine of a 70-year-old caused by years of a poor diet.
In recent years, with the expanding use of computers, it has been a matter of concern if computer use could be a risk factor for the development of CTS, and if so, should the condition be recognised as an occupational disease.
In addition to these large national costs, the personal economic costs are also great: people with mental health conditions are recognised as being some of the most socially marginalised and economically disadvantaged members of the community[ 7].
"Afluenza" is not a condition which is recognised medically.
Tuttle, of Taser International, said in a 2007 interview that the company distributed sympathetic literature on the condition, which is recognised by the National Association of Medical Examiners, to pathologists around the United States.
CFS is a chronic condition that is recognised by the WHO as a neurological disorder and by the Disability Discrimination Act 2005 as a disability.
Although the aim is to combine participants across sites within each condition, it is recognised that (a) there will most likely be baseline differences across sites, reflecting the different demographic composition of each city; and (b) each site will want to analyse data from their site-specific arm.
