Sentence examples for will remain unrecognized from inspiring English sources

The evidence is compelling that without applying an oral glucose tolerance test or an assessment of postprandial glucose, a large proportion of early cases of type 2 diabetes will remain unrecognized (31).

This 'normocalcemic' subtype of lithium-induced hyperparathyroidism will consequently remain unrecognized if calcium is used as the sole and primary screening instrument as is currently recommended.

For a painting of this quality to remain unrecognized for so long is quite extraordinary; the price reflects just how much the market will pay for an utterly fresh, never-to-be-repeated masterpiece.

But his little buildings remain unrecognized.

First, it has to remain unrecognized by the human immune system — to evade any protective antibodies.

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.

Because women's signature cardiac symptoms do not typically mimic the fierce chest-squeezing pain commonly associated with heart disease in men, they too often remain unrecognized by both doctor and patient.

The larval stage of H. marginata overwinters in the soil and may be preyed upon by ground-dwelling arthropods, however the natural enemies of H. marginata remain unrecognized.

Meanwhile, more than forty other Palestinian villages inside Israel remain "unrecognized".

They continue to be ignored, remain unrecognized, and lack the support systems and benefits given to their equally long-suffering straight equivalents.

In Syria, many courageous aid organizations remain unrecognized by the Syrian government and fear criminal prosecution or worse for saving lives.