And while he, like Peter Klein (2000, 2005), is prepared to grant the contextualist his/her semantic thesis, Ernest Sosa (2000) likewise takes it to have limited relevance to epistemology generally — though, as he sees it, this is often overlooked, owing to "incautious and faulty formulations of the view" (2000, 9).
This not-so-subtle distinction is easily overlooked owing to the fact that the two groups share the same name.
These findings suggest that SES inequalities in cancer attitudes may be more nuanced; perhaps they are overlooked owing to the predominant focus on negative attitudes in previous research.
However, this diversity is likely to be overlooked owing to the identification of morphologically similar, but genetically and ecologically isolated lineages as single, generalist species (Herre 2006; Bickford et al. 2007; Smith et al. 2008).
Despite the severe impact of HIV in sub-Saharan Africa, the health of older people aged 50+ is often overlooked owing to the dearth of data on the direct and indirect effects of HIV on older people's health status and well-being.
The Rams correctly believed the rest of the league would overlook Fitzpatrick, owing to his 6-foot-2 frame and Ivy League competition, so they waited until the seventh round to take him.
Especially in the brain, melatonin contributes indirectly to the avoidance of radical formation, owing to several actions which are frequently overlooked, but which may be highly relevant in practice.
Furthermore, many chronic health problems perceived by refugees as not emergencies are ignored [ 30] due to preoccupation with other needs (food, shelter, employment, legal status) or are overlooked by health care providers owing to a lack of plans or capacities.
Kalimpong, on a ridge overlooking the Teesta River, is a tourist destination owing to its temperate climate, magnificent Himalayan beauty and proximity to popular tourist locations in the region.
There were a couple more happenings I inadvertently missed, owing to timing collisions and hunger, but painter Celia Hampton's project in an empty office-space overlooking the Thames was great.
They believed this partly owing to what Cramer called their "rural values" – tastes and beliefs that they feel have been overlooked or cast aside – rather than their class position.
