Sentence examples for recognised deficiencies from inspiring English sources
The recognised deficiencies in sustainable development and the extensive environmental deterioration and global warming concerns caused by anthropological CO2 emissions are major issues facing the world today.
There are recognised deficiencies in current methods of predicting and limiting complications in PAD patients [ 2, 3].
The importance of hypocobalaminaemia has long been recognised: deficiency can have neurological, haematological, cardiovascular and catabolic manifestations in man and encephalopathy, myelopathy, anaemia, anorexia, cold-intolerance and failure to thrive have been reported in cats [ 1],[ 2].
The one area where Bush accepts culpability is that he "should have recognised the deficiencies [of others] sooner and intervened faster".
It is widely recognised that deficiencies in fetal surveillance practice continue to contribute significantly to the burden of adverse outcomes.
"The problem is we have heard again and again over a number of years that they recognise the deficiencies and intend to change but they have been talking about this for 50 years.
Our survey was limited to dementia and, as such, we are unable to comment as to whether the deficiencies recognised extend to other common geriatric syndromes.
It is notable that even the government appears to have recognised this structural deficiency in the system it devised.
In the 20 years since its effects were first medically recognised, the immuno-deficiency virus is thought to have infected almost 60m of its primary host, people, and that number grows by 16,000 a day.
It is increasingly recognised that iron deficiency and IDA are underdiagnosed and undertreated conditions in patients with IBD. 2, 31 This has been attributed not only to a lack of awareness about the impact of these conditions on quality of life 1, but also to common misconceptions about their prevalence, and about the efficacy and safety of the available iron supplementation regimens.
Acknowledge deficiencies.
