Sentence examples for recognised a condition from inspiring English sources

We have recently recognised a condition in the brain called dyscalculia, which is for numbers what dyslexia is for words.

MCAS was first recognised as a condition in 2007.

It was the first time acoustic shock had been recognised as a condition which could be compensated by a court.

The disease was given its first clinical description in 1789 by the British physician Michael Underwood, and recognised as a condition by Jakob Heine in 1840.

Despite ongoing research and continuous improvement in care in what is increasingly recognised as a condition with multiorgan involvement, mortality remains considerable.

Japanese specialists did not initiate any treatment for ICC, as it was less recognised as a condition itself but rather as a failure to diagnose an underlying pathology of a symptom.

It isn't a medically recognised condition but a £1.2m grant has just been awarded to fund research into it.

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is now recognised to be a condition of global importance in terms of its impact on the morbidity and risk of premature death of millions of people.

However, as 53.8%% of respondents recognised the condition using a range of other mental health-related labels (relevant to the coding categories 'mental illness', mental issue' and 'stress, pressure, mental suffering') problem-recognition was also examined in relation to the use of such labels.

Some research suggests that one in five people is a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP), a clinically recognised condition.

Suicide is the leading cause of death in men under the age of 35 in the UK, while it is estimated that 9.6% of young people aged 5-16 have a clinically recognised mental health condition.