Sentence examples for neglected groups of from inspiring English sources

INSTEAD of the luxury cars promoted to the rich by hordes of pretty girls that are the standard fare of most motor shows, the new designs and technologies unveiled, along with pretty girls, at the Tokyo motor show, which opened on November 3rd, were focused on two often neglected groups of drivers.

This is the first time that the incidence of Spiroplasma, Rickettsia or Flavobacteria in insects has been studied extensively, and our results suggest that some of these neglected groups of symbionts may be as common as Wolbachia.

It complements earlier composer-centered approaches to Russian opera with a focus on the contributions of a heretofore neglected group of historical agents: singers.

What is clear is that a new chapter is beginning for a large, yet neglected group of victims.

A summary of key considerations, highlighted by the results from the current study, for all physicians involved in the treatment of this often neglected group of patients is presented in figure 5.

Several reasons supported the patient selection criteria including our objective to include a relatively small, however homogeneous patient population that has also been identified in the medical literature as a frequently neglected group of patients [ 33].

"PWDs are one of the neglected groups when it comes to WASH, often isolated in the community and receiving unequal access to safe drinking water and sanitation facilities," he said.

Findings show that on all levels of Ostrom's framework, there are shortcomings in the SWC institutions, which have to be addressed with more participatory approaches, a change from top-down to bottom-up measures, and economic incentives for farmers to invest in SWC measures instead of e.g. compulsory labor, and the integration of so far neglected groups like youth, women and the landless.

The order Zoantharia (zoanthids) is one of these taxonomically neglected groups.

Recently, taking advantage of molecular phylogenetic methods, the reorganization process of the classification of this taxonomically neglected group has begun (Reimer and Fujii 2010; Sinniger et al. 2010).

In this study, we describe the mitochondrial genome of the European house dust mite Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus, the most important member of this largely neglected group.