Sentence examples for neglected setting from inspiring English sources
Jeffrey V Lazarus and colleagues report worrisome findings about low treatment levels in "A Systematic Review of Hepatitis C Virus Treatment Uptake among People Who Inject Drugs in the European Region," while Amber Arain and colleagues provide recommendations regarding hepatitis C prevention, screening and treatment in prisons, a highly neglected setting.
The authors call attention to the often neglected setting of restraint whilst highlighting resilience and resources of families and the community.
Patch nucleation is then neglected (set to zero) during the rest of the dynamics.
In particular, nucleic acids are a neglected set of targets, especially the different morphologies of duplex, triplex, and quadruplex DNA, many of which have increasing biological relevance.
This roundtable is therefore an important event that will start to shed light on an often totally neglected set of issues," says Michel Zaffran, coordinator of the Expanded Programme on Immunization at WHO, and Director of Project Optimize.
Simply neglecting sets of measure zero seems to be problematic for various reasons.
Maternal neglect sets up the joke, and a wallop from a daddy-disciplinarian, who's every bit as ill behaved and finally uncontrolled as the child he hurts, brings the funny home.
Lulled, perhaps, by the warmth and sweetness of the day, and too confident of their safety, the men had neglected to set a picket.
But last year we neglected to set up a meetup.
All because Cavett neglected to set up a sound estate plan to take care of her.
On one occasion I neglected to set up a safety, which involves saying something like, "You're going to a happy place".
