Sentence examples for most often recognised from inspiring English sources

Over-sedation was the least-recognised error (16%); poor glycemic control was most often recognised (68%).

Those with a university level education most often reported that social activity is beneficial for dementia risk reduction, and those in the highest income bracket most often recognised the value of moderate alcohol consumption.

Extent of data recognition and use Two data sets, Cancer Waiting Times and Cancer Registry, were the data sources most often recognised and most often reported as being used by the network teams (Table 1).

The vessels in tumour samples can be identified by some different endothelial cell-specific antibodies: most often recognising factor VIII, CD31 or CD34 related antigen.

In our NNL study, amniotic bands were the second most frequently recognised condition after trisomy 13, and they also occurred more often in combination with transversal limb defects and syndactyly, as reported in the literature [ 34].

Impaired olfaction was the most frequently recognised ND.

And I'm not often recognised here.

Akinfenwa is often recognised as a footballer.

The Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution, in 1865, is often recognised as the law ending slavery in America.

Vasogenic oedema is often recognised as a reversible injury.

These commonalities were not often recognised by interviewees.