Sentence examples for not well recognized from inspiring English sources

"There are a lot of sex differences for a lot of drugs, some of which are well known and some that are not well recognized".

"I think it's a general suburban phenomenon that is not well recognized," Pearl M. Kamer, chief economist at the Long Island Association, a group of business, labor and civic leaders, said in an interview.

A close analysis of the 391,832 documents helps illuminate several important aspects of this war: The war in Iraq spawned a reliance on private contractors on a scale not well recognized at the time and previously unknown in American wars.

Perineural spread of nonmelanotic skin cancer is still not well recognized.

At Lokon, ground-coupled waves are not well recognized, probably because a hill located between the station and crater obstructs the propagation of airwaves.

In contrast to other portosystemic shunts, the veins of Retzius are often not dilated even in patients with portal hypertension, and hence are not well recognized.

Among the phytoplankton, diatoms are contributing higher diversity and biomass production in marine environment and not well recognized for bioremediation purposes.

As a result, PKM2 forms an inactive T-state tetramer, in which oxalate is not well recognized in the active site (Fig. 2F).

Often they are not well-recognized and when recognized many questions remain: Is there an infectious focus or an inflammatory sign?

Vasculitis, retinitis and neurosensory detachment are not well-recognized sequelae of typhoid fever.

Advanced age was strongly associated with under-triage, suggesting the impact of patient age on initial presentation and clinical course is not well-recognized by ESI and under-appreciated by triage clinicians.