Sentence examples for unrecognized subjects from inspiring English sources

According to him the Treaty of Kars, which determined the current Turkish-Armenian border, has no legal value because it was signed between two internationally unrecognized subjects: Bolshevik Russia and Kemalist Turkey.

For example, performing surgery with curative intent in the setting of unrecognized metastatic disease subjects the patient to the risks of mortality inherent in such operations, the related convalescence and any ongoing morbidity, as well as any direct costs or loss of earnings related to time off work, without any chance of effecting a cure (Fig. 1).

Our study demonstrates that low-abundance HIV DRMs are commonly unrecognized in antiretroviral-experienced subjects at time of virologic failure.

We hypothesized that A1C diagnostic criteria would fail to identify many subjects with unrecognized diabetes or pre-diabetes.

This assumption may be false, even when SNPs are collected only from healthy individuals, due to incomplete penetrance, unrecognized disease in the subjects, and other factors.

It's hard to watch the film, directed by Sonia Herman Volz, without feeling the influence of "Buena Vista Social Club," which not only had a similar subject but also showed how the musicians, unrecognized stars, were natural camera subjects who merely bided their time until Fate came to her senses and made stars of all of them.

Although these cross-sectional studies are hampered by the lack of knowledge of the final outcome, these results suggest the presence of significant unrecognized TB in the HIV+ subjects from this endemic setting.

In the present study, we used a whole genome analysis by microarray technology, combined with classical biomolecular approaches, to detect unrecognized biological elements deregulated in subjects with CKD and to identify new potential targets for pharmacological interventions.

The incidence of sudden cardiac death in young competitive athletes has substantially decreased in the Veneto region of Italy thanks to the introduction of a preparticipation screening program that identifies subjects with previously unrecognized cardiovascular conditions.

Only one major study in asymptomatic subjects has suggested that unrecognized infarction may be more benign than recognized infarction [ 6].

In the light of these figures a considerable proportion of extremely obese subjects could suffer from unrecognized OSA.