Sentence examples for recognised potentially from inspiring English sources

A wealth of expert opinion is recognised potentially providing a useful evidence base for guiding clinical practice.

Neutropenic sepsis is a well recognised, potentially life-threatening complication for patients undergoing cytotoxic chemotherapy for cancer (Bodey et al, 1966).

An increase in the relative abundance over 20%% during exacerbation was found for Streptococcus, Pseudomonas, Moraxella, Haemophilus, Neisseria, Achromobacter and Corynebacterium genera, which include recognised potentially pathogenic microorganisms, in 13 patients colonised and not colonised by P. aeruginosa with paired samples.

I want them to be able to recognise potentially dangerous or coercive situations and develop skills for handling them.

Thus we need to recognise potentially both positive and negative interactions between drugs in general and iron metabolism.

There is increasing emphasis on the need to recognise potentially erosive disease in patients presenting with early undifferentiated arthritis, before sufficient criteria for RA have evolved.

"No doubt you have also recognised the potentially defamatory nature of some of the recording's contents," wrote Patten.

Once regarded as merely evolutionary remnants, the hair follicles and sebaceous glands are increasingly recognised as potentially significant elements in the percutaneous drug delivery paradigm.

While the tissue did lose its use value it remained worthy of regard and recognised as potentially valuable in other contexts as evident in the hospital's efforts to circulate it further through the tissue economy.

Similarly to other RTKs, the DDRs are recognised as potentially valuable therapeutic targets [5].

As this comparison is recognised as potentially insensitive, the net reclassification index (NRI) method was used as recently described [ 21].