Markedly under recognized, this time poverty is of enormous consequence for children's daily lives, their health, and their education.
This finding together with the data from the Diabetes Epidemiology Collaborativeve analysis Of Diagnostic Criteria in Europe (DECODE) study based on earlier surveys [ 5] give reason to assume that the correct prevalence of diabetes in the population is markedly higher than recognized.
The fact that the homologs of this gene present LexA-binding sites in two groups where LexA recognizes markedly divergent LexA-binding motifs suggests that the splB gene is a functional member of the SOS response in both groups.
As in our study adolescent boys with ADHD were markedly sensitive in recognizing disgust, and an impaired recognition of fear was present; these data might suggest a rather specific emotion recognition pattern in contrast to a generally higher threshold of emotion recognition due to attention problems.
Interestingly, as soon as the use of the term COPD began being generalized, the disease was recognized as being markedly heterogeneous [ 14].
Although it can present in the background of serous endometrial cancer, mixed endometrioid, or sometimes with clear cell cancers, 10, 11, 14, 15 pure serous EIC is recognized histologically by markedly atypical nuclei, sometimes with prominent nucleoli, many mitotic figures, and apoptotic bodies.
A number of prognostic factors have been identified and, recently, important progress has been made in the prognostic stratification of MF patients, both at diagnosis and during the disease evolution, with four prognostic groups with markedly different survival having been recognized (Table 1).
It is widely recognized that individuals differ markedly in their moral development or ability [53].
Since 1990, US cases have markedly increased, and infections are now recognized in Europe.
Risk factors for epicardial fat have not been previously assessed in pre-dialysis CKD patients, who are recognized to have a markedly increased risk of CVD and adverse cardiovascular events, compared to individuals from the general population [ 28].
