Sentence examples for more often recognised from inspiring English sources

This may be because with increasing volumes of tested and reported BRCA tests over many years, a previously classified VUS may be more often recognised as polymorphisms in the tested population and therefore no longer reported as a VUS.

Issues such as these have contributed more than is often recognised to anti-AKP sentiment.By way of complications, the far right Nationalist Action Party (MHP), fourth placed in 2002, is hoping to re-enter parliament.

However with the present widespread use of cross-sectional imaging, asymptomatic intussusceptions are more frequently recognised, and these are often without a lead point.

Following her portrayal of such characters as those in Sangharsh, Kya Kehna, Chori Chori Chupke Chupke and Salaam Namaste, Zinta gained a reputation for playing roles that go against Indian traditional mores and was often recognised for her versatility.

We suspect that double clustering may have occurred more often than recognised in the past and could partly explain the negative results of some previous cluster randomised trials.

Women reporting that the incontinence had an impact on their daily life weekly or more often were recognised as having bothersome incontinence.

In order to delineate geochemical anomalies, the datasets are treated following two different approaches: Exploratory Data Analysis and a fractal-based method often recognised as more powerful.

Because of this partial anonymity and The Orb's rotating membership, they are often recognised as more of a musical collective than a "band".

Although these countries may have a high prevalence of asthma, the disease appears to be less often recognised and more severe in Africa, the Indian subcontinent and the Eastern Mediterranean [ 21].

And I'm not often recognised here.

Akinfenwa is often recognised as a footballer.