Sentence examples for identified as neglected from inspiring English sources

Leishmania major and Trypanosoma cruzi are the main causes of leishmaniasis and Chagas disease, two endemic parasitosis identified as neglected diseases by the World Health Organization.

However, some factors that indicate neglect can and must be identified as was done in the present study.

A child was identified as being neglected when the scores of the subscales were above the cut-off scores (25 for physical neglect, 25 for emotional neglect, 35 for educational neglect, 25 for supervisory neglect) which were 90 percentile of the national norms based on the data from 8001 children in 28 cities of China [ 12- 14].

It has been identified as an important neglected tropical disease (NTD) in East Africa, South America and Asia [ 2- 7], and is estimated to affect 1 million people in Ethiopia alone [ 8].

These influencing factors may be at the individual level, which are the most common factors studied, familial factors such as marital functioning [ 31] or may be area level factors, which have been identified as being often neglected in chronic pain research[ 32].

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A study by Institute for Health Economics and Policy (2003) found that daughters-in-law were more frequently identified as perpetrators of neglect (62.8%) and psychological abuse (72.7%) compared to physical abuse (34.5%) or financial abuse (17.0%).

They highlighted the need for culturally sensitive TB health education in which traditional/religious perceptions and practices are not neglected, but identified as part of the cultural context that TB education messages would be interpreted within [ 26].

It has identified previously neglected factors as important determinants of the GAG-mediated acceleration of protein aggregation, such as solute molarity and protein∶GAG molar ratio.

Patient participants identified previously neglected outcome domains such as fatigue, sleep disturbances and flares which prompted collaborative working on new programmes of research.