Particularly in more serious cases, the police are so keen to get things rolling that they often overlook the need for identity parades or DNA evidence.
These papers overlook the need to provide consumers with means of performing consumer side accounting.
Many digital point-and-shoot users often overlook the need for a tripod.
The process needs to have clear objectives from the outset, and should not overlook the need for highly skilled facilitation.
One must never overlook the need for this simplest of tools in a place like Nepal where the earthquake has shattered the infrastructure.
Obama should not overlook the need for him to embolden El Baradei, since in doing so, he would be securing at the very least the promise that democracy can offer.
They conveniently overlook the need for an economy to serve not only a few ruthless "survivors" but an entire society of people who make their contributions outside the wolf pack.
[ 36, 37] Also, if doctors and patients perceive drugs as very effective, then they may overlook the need for lifestyle change.
If such differential reporting exists, the use of self-reported questions to establish health literacy level may lead to biased treatment, or overlook the need, of certain patient groups.
Screening has been recommended, as elevated levels of distress have been consistently observed and clinicians tend to overlook the need of psychological support (Carlson et al, 2012; Carlson et al, 2013; National Comprehensive Cancer Network, 2013).
