Some housing experts said the study neglected difficult-to-measure factors, like demographics.
The identification of vulnerable subgroups such as the fishermen and fish traders may help to improve equity in access to a vaccination campaign, because there is often a predisposition to neglect difficult-to-reach people out of logistic reasons especially if herd protection may already be achieved by a relatively low coverage as was shown to be the case for cholera [ 50].
In particular, they aim to improve the resource base for revealing and commemorating the often neglected and difficult to document aspects of African American and Native American genealogical and historical relationships.
"With hidden gems around every corner, it won't fail to impress". It has taken three years to complete the final and longest stage through Powys amid neglected paths, difficult terrain and cash-strapped councils.
This study took on the challenging task of measuring in a randomized, prospective manner an aspect of patient care that is both often neglected and difficult to quantify.
Even the size of this neglected population is difficult to determine and it is entirely unable to advocate for itself.
Many Christians would say we deny the missionary call if we neglect the hard and difficult places in the world.
In "Piano Lessons" a childhood lesson is a struggle with his sluggish left hand: I have to drag him into the music like a difficult and neglected child.
Ed Weinberger, the sitcom-writing genius, and Freddy de Cordova, the "Tonight" show's longtime producer, were both cast out of Carsonland because of disrespect to Rick Carson, the star's troubled, difficult, paternally neglected son.
The effects of green taxes are very often neglected and it is difficult to work out when important polluting goods like coal, fertilizers and petroleum are characterized by administered pricing regimes and obscure policy of subsidies.
