Sentence examples similar to recognized even less from inspiring English sources

Less recognized, even now, are the terrific small collages by Anne Ryan, a Greenwich Village poet who took up the medium late in life (she died in 1954) and managed a fusion of delicate materiality and powerful form which recommends her as a feminist forebear, though she, in her pure aestheticism, would likely have been startled at the thought.

Skeptics reason that the only benefit to eyesight gained from such techniques is itself imagined, and point out that familiar objects, including letters on an eye chart, can be recognized even when they appear less than clear.

P1 is also familiar, but curiously, its political significance seems less recognized even though it appears as the only human singularity.

These diseases are much less well recognized even than HAM/TSP, with no data on incidence or prevalence among carriers.

Gail Radford makes this rarely recognized and even less understood capacity vitally clear". "Gail Radford is an imaginative student of American statecraft whose probing narrtaive has put an otherwise prosaic set of agencies and institutions close to the center of our understanding of statebuilding.

This new surgical approach was recognized as potentially even less invasive compared with the microscope-assisted transcanal technique.

This loss is even less recognized than the experience of the mother.

The number of people who recognize Manchu written language is even less.

Despite this high prevalence, however, clinicians may not readily recognize childhood migraine [6] and treatment appears even less satisfactory.

In any case, our approach here is conservative because recognizing greater variation in dewlap color would lead to even less support for the hypotheses we investigated.

Even less admirable, I was afraid the mechanics where I had an appointment would recognize the emblem as Arabic and vandalize my car.