TB specimens were thawed and tested at the same time, thereby reducing the impact of potential unrecognized time-related differences in study procedures.
Why was he unrecognized at the time?
Consumers may regard some charges suspiciously, but they soon learn that being overzealous, reporting legitimate transactions at unrecognized merchants, wastes time and brings a measure of embarrassment.
Though unrecognized at the time, the current recovery began in March 1991, long before Bill Clinton defeated President George Bush on the assertion that he did not know how to manage the economy.
By drawing attention to representative practices, by conceiving history as a discourse, and by arguing that no historian could give an unmediated account of "how it actually was," Droysen undercut the foundations on which Ranke's work rested, though this was all but unrecognized at the time.
These may go unrecognized, because adequate time is not given to trainees for reflection.
Diabetic ketoacidosis in adolescents can be a cause of severe morbidity and mortality, especially if unrecognized at the time of first diagnosis (1).
The progressive loss of islet cell function in patients with type 2 diabetes results in a higher risk of both symptomatic and unrecognized hypoglycemia over time.
Severe hypoglycemia is more likely to occur during sleep (mainly at night), and hypoglycemia is often prolonged and unrecognized at this time (10– 10).
These results are consistent with increased binding of ASP to adipose plasma membranes in obese subjects vs non-obese subjects, although the C5L2 receptor was as yet unrecognized at that time, and no plasma data was available [ 47].
Symptoms may be due to retained stones which were unrecognized at the time of the initial operation, the development of a bile duct stricture or the presence of a long cystic duct remnant.
