They mean what they call "unrecognized transfers," a category that does not include, for example, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria, Albania, and East Germany, which became puppet states of the Soviet Union.
These evolutionary signatures of adaptation have the potential to highlight previously unrecognized antiviral genes (also called restriction factors).
Following Heilbroner [20, 21], visions are pre-analytical elements closely connected with underlying political ideologies: "That which we call ideology is therefore perhaps best understood as unrecognized vision, and that which I call vision as consciously embraced ideology" (Heilbroner, 1994, p. 329).
He had been on a social visit Wednesday evening, he said, when he received a phone call from an unrecognized number advising him to "come home now".
The sixth subtype, which we have called SSTR6, was previously unrecognized.
Although CH is an invalidating and clinically clear-cut disorder suffered by around 1/1000 people, it is still frequently unrecognized and/or mistaken for other disorders, which calls for a better knowledge and education in the diagnosis of the main primary headaches.
One of these potentially unrecognized risks is what Patrick Breysse of Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health calls the "soupy mess," which is likely to flow down the streets in heavy populated areas.
Mati Klarwein liked to call himself the most famous unrecognized artist in the world.
But drowsy driving, which the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety calls "one of the most significant, unrecognized traffic safety problems," faces tougher legal hurdles.
The researchers' new discovery involves a gene called MYH16, which had apparently gone unrecognized because of a small mutation that had rendered it inactive for producing some jaw muscles for chewing and biting.
