Sentence examples for yet recognized as a from inspiring English sources

The E.P.A., it argues, lacks the authority to limit greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act, because when the act was drafted global warming wasn't yet recognized as a problem.

School shootings were not yet recognized as a common feature of American life, which meant that the incident generated an enormous amount of news coverage, and also that there were no established safety or emotional-health protocols with which to respond to it.

The blastomatoid variant of carcinosarcoma is not yet recognized as a distinct entity by the WHO classification of tumours [ 3].

Nephrology is a relatively young branch in the field of Internal medicine, not yet recognized as a specialty in every country.

Especially in the 12 European countries in which EM is not yet recognized as an independent specialty, this type of QRF can provide a minimum standard.

As silent AF is not yet recognized as an entity that requires treatment accordingly to current AF therapy guidelines, and as the study was designed to be an observational one (i.e., with no intervention), the management of patients was not influenced by the Holter monitoring results.

Because anti-aging medicine is not yet recognized as an established field of practice by the traditional medical community, a session of the SARA symposium was devoted to current controversies, especially involving ethical and legal aspects of certain popular interventions such as human growth hormone replacement therapy (hGHRT).

Though internet addiction is not yet recognized as an official psychological diagnosis, there is a movement within the medical community to have it recognized as a treatable disorder.

Regarding to psychopathological peculiarities and clinical implications, BED should be also differentiated from other obesity-related eating patterns characterized by eating impulsiveness, not yet recognized as autonomous syndromes but in a number of cases present in those affected by BED [ 32].

The Snake River fine-spotted cutthroat trout was identified by some researchers as a separate subspecies by the mid-1990s, and is managed as a distinct subspecies by the state of Wyoming, but is not yet recognized as such by the neighboring states of Idaho and Montana.

A whole culture vanishes because it is not yet recognized as historical, just old".