Sentence examples for low recognition of from inspiring English sources

Recent studies involving self-acclaimed experts show a low recognition of 48%[2]].

While in our study the recurrence of hypoglycemia was low, recognition of an increased risk among patients taking oral diabetes agents should be considered by both patients and physicians if a decision is made to not closely monitor patients in the hospital setting.

The survey also showed "a low recognition of Liu among the public in China, as more than 75 percent of respondents had no idea who the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize was".

Sera from healthy controls exhibit minimum titer of Ma2 autoantibodies, determined by the indirect ELISA and shown by the low recognition of GST-tagged PNMA2 recombinant protein (lanes III and IV).

Primary SI-NET patients, with low titer of Ma2 autoantibodies, determined by the indirect ELISA, showed low recognition of GST-tagged PNMA2 recombinant protein (lanes V and VI), whereas SI-NET patients with high frequency of Ma2 autoantibodies showed high recognition (lanes VII and VIII).

The low recognition of sleep disturbance raises questions concerning education and training of health care professionals.

At the end of the first experiment, we achieved an average recognition accuracy of 92.2%; for the seven facial expression targeted neutral, happy, sad, angry, fear, disgust, and surprise with the highest recognition of 98.7 and 97.6% coming from the surprise and happy expressions, respectively, while the lowest recognition of 85.5 and 86.8% came from sad and angry, respectively.

This could have contributed to the low recognition rate of psychosis and subsequent prescription of antipsychotic medications.

Ever since the definition of MHL was first proposed, the concept has drawn extensive attention to the public's low level of MHL, with growing evidence showing low recognition rate of common mental disorders among various populations in developed and in developing countries.

Efforts to improve detection of anxiety disorders may thus be aimed at GPs with a low recognition rate of anxiety disorders.

However, an important barrier to effective treatment is the generally low recognition rate of depression [ 11, 12].