Sentence examples for unrecognized to from inspiring English sources

Also, it was ignorance which must be forgiven, for the facts underlying his death were to remain unrecognized to all, scientists and lay people alike, literally for decades.

Clutching his sheaf of stamps — this was the first time Mr. Mahurin, who professes to be more interested in process than product, had seen his design in actual stamp form — he ambled down Main Street, unrecognized, to the Northport Sweet Shop, for him a major Euclidian point.

Originally a project of the Pacific War Memorial Commission, which also gave us the USS Arizona Memorial, this living war memorial was dedicated in 1964 to all of Hawaii's war dead, only to be promptly forgotten as a war memorial, still unrecognized to this day.

Many of these cases had been coded as hip OA for some time prior to the appearance of the first ON code, suggesting that ON either had been unrecognized to that point or had simply been coded as OA since it had progressed to OA.

Theory and simulations suggest that phylogenetic inference is particularly sensitive to unrecognized site-to-site rate variation [ 17, 18].

Bites by rabid dogs are the source of 35,000 50,000 human rabies deaths each year globally (1 ), whereas most human rabies deaths in the United States are attributed to unrecognized exposures to rabid bats.

Most human rabies deaths in the United States can be attributed to unrecognized exposures to rabies viruses associated with bats, particularly those associated with two infrequently encountered bat species (Lasionycteris noctivagans and Pipistrellus subflavus).

Much less dramatic, but perhaps more common, are disease and death caused by exposure of the individual to some unrecognized danger to health in working or living conditions.

The source of infection was traced to an unrecognized exposure to the patient in New Jersey only after analysis of the Netherlands viral sequence demonstrated complete identity with the New Jersey genotype B3 virus.

In July, James Surowiecki described the budget cuts and tax increases employed by states to balance their budgets as unrecognized obstacles to economic recovery.

Within months of having been passed over for the throne, Durst escaped to the Emerald Triangle in Northern California -- a place where pot was plentiful and accessible, and where he could go essentially unrecognized -- to get away from his father and brother, to break away from the long arm of his family's influence.