In many studies the emphasis still lies on physical impairment neglecting activity limitations and participation restrictions.
These results point out that many studies on flexor tendon injuries still emphasize physical impairment (body function and body structure), neglecting activity limitations and participation restrictions.
A focus on government processes themselves is rather less common - indeed, Foresight Programmes that claim to cover the greater part of the economy typically neglect activities like public administration (despite the high levels of employment in such spheres).
Objective To investigate whether the incentive scheme for UK general practitioners led them to neglect activities not included in the scheme.
If the pH of the condensate results only from HCl dissociation, assuming full HCl dissociation and neglecting activity coefficients in the condensate, then (3).
Indeed, the HUI is more 'impairment' oriented and neglects the activity component of health as defined by the World Health Organization[ 23], while the EQ-5D index does not include certain problems that are prevalent in stroke survivors, such as speech [ 24] and cognition [ 25- 27].
Thus, a homogenous activity distribution within each organ was assumed, and biological clearance after 2 h post-injection was neglected, assuming the activity was 'trapped' within the source organ.
Don't neglect unusual activities like bowling, fishing and hiking there are some really cool people enjoying these activities for the real reason.
It argues that education is a surprisingly neglected sector of activity in research on service design and innovation and that greater attention to education as a service can shed new light on theoretical and methodological issues in service design and innovation research.
Ari tells you when you've been neglecting certain activities.
I'd been neglecting social activities and family time and virtually everything else I enjoyed, all to "get more done". And my body was telling me it was not happy about this state of affairs.
