Sentence examples for examine neglected from inspiring English sources

The concept of Wellbeing in Development provides a lens to examine neglected impacts, like conflict, community standing, political marginalisation and cultural impoverishment, and a freedom of definition and vocabulary to allow the participants to define their own epistemologies.

The federal inquiries, which are being overseen by United States attorney's offices in Manhattan and Brooklyn, were prompted by a three-part series in The New York Times in April 2002 that examined neglect and abuse in the adult homes.

Whereas in the study of Mort et al [ 14], patients were evaluated 63 days post-stroke, Karnath et al. [ 15] examined neglect patients very early (median: 8 days) following their brain injury.

One of INDEPTH's strengths is that although originally developed to monitor infectious disease, and maternal and child health trends in selected populations, the population database enables the generation of random samples of the adult population with relative ease in order to examine hitherto neglected measures of NCD risk (19).

This paper examines that neglected experience by employing a framework informed by Pierre Bourdieu's theory of practice.

Tyler was admitted to the bar at the age of 19, in violation of the rules: the judge who examined him neglected to ask his age.

Studies such as these have examined relatively neglected wild species.

Perhaps it will remind New York's big museums to think outside the box of the blue-chip retrospective or the sampling of current gallery trends and examine painting's neglected recent past in ways that might benefit its present and future.

It is timely to examine these hitherto neglected factors in dementia research.

Some studies have explored the basis of low levels of licking of pups [20], [21], but these studies do not examine maternal neglect per se.

Although this latter study, as well as others, examines variations in maternal care, these studies do not examine maternal neglect per se, especially the extreme levels that alter mortality rates of offspring.