Sentence examples for not correctly recognised from inspiring English sources

It has, in fact, been noted that symptoms of depression are often not correctly recognised [ 11] as they may merely be interpreted as inevitable signs of old age or cognitive deterioration, or as they are less disturbing within the community environment are considered irrelevant and are therefore underestimated.

Some 29.2% (based on 14 178/49 355) correctly recognised three child rights (to go to school, to be safe and not to be abused).

And, as his share option scheme testifies, he correctly recognised the bottom of the 2009 property slump.

The subject's task is to repeat the sentences, and intelligibility is measured in terms of correctly recognised key-words.

Of greater concern, only 29% correctly recognised the change in vital signs consistent with recurrent sepsis.

This being relearning to walk, to talk, to write and not having fine motor skills – the ones that correctly recognise a razor as not being a conductor's baton – in fact, having to relearn everything as a result of brain damage.

Mothers have been shown to correctly recognise rapid or difficult breathing among their children [ 32].

To date, little is known about general practice receptionists' ability to correctly recognise stroke.

The first surname may not be recognised correctly or surname and first name are not always differentiated [ 16, 17].

On the other hand, new cases of skin cancers, especially SCCs, may not be recognised or correctly diagnosed on presentation to doctors.

"Not only was there delay in recognising that there were mass casualties, the major incident plan was not correctly activated and only limited parts were then put into effect.