Sentence examples for most well recognised from inspiring English sources

As shown in Figure  1, the most well recognised symptoms were post-menopausal vaginal bleeding (87.4%), abdominal pain (85.0%), and pelvic pain (79.0%).

Among known environmental exposures relevant to the aetiology of NPC; dietary consumption of salted fish is the most well recognised risk factor.

The warning sign that was most well recognised was 'unexplained lump or swelling' (96.6%), followed by 'unexplained bleeding' (89.7%), and 'persistent cough or hoarseness' (69.5%).

Even though it is well recognised that most HIV DNA is defective and unable to support replication, the total DNA in early untreated HIV infection could predict how the disease would progress (Williams et al., 2014).

The heterogeneous reactios of NO and N2O with char/carbon surface have been well recognised as the most important processes in reducing both NOx and N2O in situ FBC.

The link between transparent user feedback and improved service quality is now well recognised, often solving the most intractable quality challenges.

MR imaging is well recognised as one of the most sensitive methods for detecting metastases.

Obesity has been well recognised as one of the most important risk factors for T2DM [10].

The 'symptom iceberg' concept 30 that most symptoms and illness goes unreported to health professionals is well recognised, and our study sheds some light on what might be going on just beneath the water line.

The domains are thus intended as interacting and interdependent and, as would be expected, most of these categories reflect areas of outcome that are well recognised in the current literature.

The most well-recognised categories of non-canonical signalling are the planar cell polarity pathway (PCP) and the Wnt calcium signalling pathway.