Sentence examples for recognised on time from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, AAT deficiency is a rare genetic disorder that can lead to a serious bleeding disorder in the neonatal period if not recognised on time.

In general, most (70%%) old FGD respondents (comprising older mothers) believed that TBAs had enough skills and experience to assist a woman during labour, child birth and that should labour complications occur, TBAs had enough skills to recognise them on time and refer the mother to the clinic.

Two types of paludification are recognised on the basis of topography and time since the last fire, viz., permanent paludification that dominates in natural depressions within the landscape, and reversible paludification that occurs on flat or sloping terrain over time following fire or mechanical site preparation.

This should be recognised on MRCP (if performed), as it may be ligated or cut at the time of cholecystectomy.

Perirectal vascular structures can be recognised on the 2D images.

On the contrary, he claims to have recognised some time ago that information technology (IT) could prove a crucial competitive advantage for Enron, as it expanded ever faster.

Here we show for the first time that these novel immunoagents recognise on the ErbB2 receptor an epitope different from that targeted by Herceptin.

But his wayward talent, only partially recognised at the time, makes it essential viewing on its own merits.

Lead poisoning – recognised since Hippocrates' time – continues to exact its toll on vulnerable children living in Africa (1).

This was not always recognised at the time.

Kline admits the importance was not recognised at the time.