Many social science researchers have criticized quantitative methods because numeric measures often neglect the uniqueness of a society or its individual members.
They said the measures neglected guarantees of equality because private-sector workers were not subject to the measures.
However, the supposed objectivity of social preference measures should not neglect the fact that many conceptual, ethical and methodological problems have yet to be solved, and the majority of instruments used have not been designed for planning or allocation of resources.
However these technical considerations, which measure genetic divergence, neglect the most important concern we may have for these parasites: their pathogenicity, vectors, and host range and the consequent geographical distribution.
To pay off their debt to the private physicians, households often had to take drastic measures, including neglecting the health needs of other household members, and reducing their food intake.
The danger is they will tend to neglect the harder to measure areas, such as improving the quality of health care, which can reap a greater long-term benefit.
The different questionnaires developed so far to assess MiL [ 5- 22] measure the intensity, but tend to neglect the content of the reported meanings, which vary from person to person and from situation to situation [ 23, 24].
The measure neglects taxes and government assistance, has been adjusted only for inflation, and, as a result, ignores the enormous changes in families since 1955.
But these measures neglect other deviations from standard, like misspelled labels or shoddy construction, that do not lead to service or repair.
This is in contrast to short-term military-based measures, which neglect the rights and needs of excluded young people.
