Sentence examples for cases go unnoticed from inspiring English sources

Despite this new law, so many cases go unnoticed because the victims lack the means or confidence to speak out and tell us what's happening to them.

The hack went undetected for weeks, though many cases go unnoticed for months.

But the case went unnoticed until Mr. Méndez-Santiago resigned unexpectedly amid strong opposition to plans to overhaul programs for the elderly.

Ms. Santos's case went unnoticed until Mr. Méndez-Santiago's unexpected resignation, which occurred amid strong opposition to plans to overhaul programs for the elderly.

"It's absolutely wonderful when readers are moved by individual cases and reach out to help," said Philip Coltoff, executive director of the Children's Aid Society, "but it's also very important for people to realize that there are many cases that go unnoticed, and these are the people that we have to help as well".

Thus, it cannot be excluded that other iCJD cases could go unnoticed and be reported as sCJD.

These subclinical cases, which go unnoticed, may act as one of the reservoirs for persistence of this infection in the population and as a source of sporadic acute hepatitis E. A similar continual transmission of subclinical infection was the main reservoir of poliovirus in areas in which the disease was endemic.

Many cases probably go unnoticed because they are asymptomatic.

The lack of systematic surveillance together with the presence of diseases with similar symptoms allows EVD cases to go unnoticed for long periods of time.

As a consequence, up to 50% of depression cases will go unnoticed [ 48] and only 18% of women diagnosed with depression will seek professional help [ 49].

27, 29 As mentioned earlier, some studies have suggested that many of nonclassic ALMS cases could go unnoticed, taking into account the current diagnostic criteria and if the wrong molecular strategy is followed.