Sentence examples for was still unrecognized from inspiring English sources

That man David Sarnoff, a Russian Jewish immigrant from Minsk went on to create and mass market American television; a medium so novel in 1939 that its power to transform a person's life and the world was still unrecognized.

The prognostic impact of early metabolic response by fluorine-18 fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography (FDG-PET) after 2 cycles of first-line chemotherapy is still unrecognized in metastatic transitional cell carcinoma (TCC).

There are many passive cases regarding nanofluids that are still unrecognized.

A preliminary analysis of the pre-release and conference call suggests that there are still unrecognized losses on the balance sheet".

Everyone keeps saying the consumer is in control, but these incidents and companies' reactions to them show that the power of public opinion is still unrecognized, or often forgotten.

However, their role in DHD is still unrecognized.

Of note, sera from patients without identified mutations also induce C5b-9 endepositsl deposindicatingathat therethere are still unrecognized genetic or acquired complement abnormalities leading to aHUS.

If the infection is still unrecognized and left untreated, there is a risk that it can spread to the lungs.

During this period, the company was still unlicensed and unrecognized by the Feds, still using 15-passenger vans, and running on word of mouth among young, fearless travelers.

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.

However, depressive disorders are still often unrecognized and under-treated despite existing forms of effective treatment [ 5- 7].