Sentence examples for recognised or unrecognised from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, some countries do not have the AA system in place, in which case the vulnerability of detainees with ADHD (recognised or unrecognised) is more serious as they get no additional support.

Incident CVD includes CHD (recognised or unrecognised myocardial infarction, angina pectoris, coronary insufficiency and CHD death), cerebrovascular disease (stroke and transient ischaemic attack), congestive heart failure (by Framingham criteria) and peripheral vascular disease (intermittent claudication).

Most of neuroleptic recipients had either recognised or unrecognised dementia.

A potential possibility, however, is that cardiac ischaemia or fatal arrhythmia during recognised or unrecognised episodes of hypoglycaemia is responsible, particularly in the setting of cardiac autonomic neuropathy.

They feel that they are not heard, recognised or appreciated.

Conscious of those recognised and unrecognised who have prayed and worked and suffered for this moment".

In addition, we compared the outcomes of patients with clinically recognised and unrecognised cardiac events.

Based on these results, we distinguished between clinically recognised and unrecognised acute myocardial events.

Similarly, multivariable regression was used to examine the difference on patient outcome between clinically recognised and unrecognised cardiac events.

There was no significant difference in mortality between clinically recognised and unrecognised MIs, although the number of clinically recognised events was small.

It has become a sort of umbrella term, which now encompasses a variety of previously unconnected or unrecognised forms of abuse, such as trafficking, harmful traditional practices or bullying (compare, for instance, the resolutions adopted in 2000 and 2007).