Sentence examples for overcome neglect from inspiring English sources

CIMT is based on the premise that preferential use of an affected upper extremity (by constraining the less affected one), and shaping with repetition of movement by skilled therapists, can overcome neglect and restore function of that extremity.

Ms. Leyva has a tougher job, but by the end she makes the intelligence of her character overcome the neglect of her husband and the malice of her mother-in-law in a way that rescues her from being only a helpless victim.

EI works to overcome this neglect of elementary education by supporting children's education materially and, most importantly, by fostering and encouraging a new attitude among families toward education.

The Mind chief executive Paul Farmer said: "While there have been some very positive moves towards better services in recent years, a much more concerted effort is needed to overcome years of neglect and under-resourcing.

Furthermore, there have been major global initiatives to overcome the general neglect of NCDs.

The approach also allows partially overcoming the neglected diffusion and dispersion processes after the conditioning process since the uncertainty is reduced and results are closer to available data.

The main challenge is to overcome years of chronic neglect in terms of economic development, government services and above all security, which has allowed the insurgency free access to large swaths of the country.

It will take time to overcome the years of neglect.

If there is no evidence available from direct studies, unadjusted indirect comparisons can be performed after applying propensity score matching at the patients in the treatment arms coming from different studies in order to overcome the problem of neglecting the randomization of the individual studies.

Dahl's narrative of a young girl overcoming cruelty and neglect with a little help from the books she voraciously reads carries a number of implicit but never patronising messages – about the importance of standing up for oneself, the value of intelligence and the power of the imagination.

His mother, Vanessa, ultimately comes to his aid, overcome by guilt for her neglect.