Sentence examples for evident neglect from inspiring English sources

These data support the long-standing notion of right hemisphere dominance for spatial attention, especially for the top down processes entailed in self-directed visual search, and extend this to lesion patients without clinically evident neglect.

However, neglect soon became evident in a number of ways.

Prominent deficits in spatial attention evident in patients with hemispatial neglect are often accompanied by equally prominent deficits in non-spatial attention (e.g., poor sustained and selective attention, pronounced vigilance decrement).

Asymmetries in attention are most clearly evident in patients with clinical neglect.

On the other hand, it is evident that partition-based methods neglect the fact that nodes may participate in multiple communities.

At V-notched tips in specimens made of quasi-brittle materials a small damaged or plastic zone is evident that cannot not be neglected in terms of dissipated energy and stress state, although it is small.

The authors suggested that during the early stages of recovery significant issues in roles, physical function, and adjustment to injury are evident and should not be neglected during rehabilitation.

"We don't have the anti-multilingual political sentiment that you find in the US, nor do we have the history of neglect of multilingual policy evident in Britain".

As the impacts of climate change become more evident, indigenous vegetables that have been neglected for decades are regaining attention because of their tolerance to drought and resistance to pests.

It is thus evident that many conserved regions are neglected by the current conservation studies.

His criticism of bureaucracy, as well as of South Korea's neglect of heritage sites, is evident in other documentary aspects of the film.