Sentence examples for not currently recognized from inspiring English sources

It's unknown how widespread the condition is because it is not currently recognized as a clinical diagnosis.

Often, when a patient raises breast cancer treatment options with a physician ("Breast Cancer in Blacks"), she gets the answer that some of these tests, drugs and procedures are expensive, and/or insurance companies will not cover them because they are not currently recognized as "standard of care".

As innovation is the art and science of making linkages among ideas that already exist but are not currently recognized, the use of innovation methodologies will become more widely used.

Visually impaired classes are not currently recognized and the sport's debut in the 2014 Sochi Paralympics will feature events for only athletes with lower-limb impairments, who will be permitted to wear a prosthesis.

Therefore, for the analysis shown in Figure 1, we assessed additional transitions not currently recognized in the clinical scoring guidelines.

Indeed, cleavage arrest rate is the only variable that is independent of the others, which suggests that it may be linked to biological mechanisms that are not currently recognized in the management of clinical infertility or hESC biology.

The USEF does not currently recognize or sanction any Tennessee Walking Horse shows.

The government does not currently recognize the counselling profession as a cadre in the MoH.

As SemRep does not currently recognize mutant forms of this receptor that confer resistance to bicalutamide, eliminating this false positive would require increasing the granularity of concept extraction.

Someone who gets a gun in Vermont, one of 12 states that allow people to carry concealed weapons without a permit, would be able to also carry it concealed in neighboring New York, a state where it's much more difficult to get a license and where other states' permits aren't currently recognized.

The F.D.A. doesn't currently recognize metabolic syndrome, let alone lack of exercise, as a disease.