In my eyes, they are unrecognized heroes.
The complexities of testing are routinely ignored, either because they are unrecognized, or because they may be well, complicated.
Comorbidities hinder management and negatively influence outcomes, more so when they are unrecognized.
In fact, the state of Israel, if it were to work with the Bedouin instead of against them, could help Bedouin culture make the full leap into modernity without destroying their way of life, for example, by setting up the Bedouin villages -- whether they are unrecognized or not -- with solar panels so they won't burn petroleum diesel.
There are a substantial proportion of lesions that do not respond, and this may be because they are unrecognized as having mixed components even if biopsy is performed and patients who have one BCC are at risk of more.
The presence of multiple cellular targets for a chemical probe, especially if they are unrecognized and mechanistically diverse, can obviously severely confound interpretation of biological observations associated with that probe.
Thus, our data lends support to the hypothesis (Sloviter, 2008; Dichter, 2009) that mild CRSPSs may occur in patients significantly earlier than when epilepsy is first diagnosed, and that they may be unrecognized until they have progressed in frequency and severity to become a burden to the patient and to be detectable at scalp EEG.
As a result, failures were unrecognized, yet everywhere to be seen.
Her own less-than-happy childhood memories might surface, difficult feelings that were unrecognized or unexpressed from way back when.
