Sentence examples for potentially neglected from inspiring English sources

Wider hearings of draft conclusions of the TranSTEP group might be advisable, so that potentially neglected perspectives may be included.

41 Our findings suggest that meeting patients' expectations about information is an important but potentially neglected aspect of dialysis care and is consistent with the data showing that patients are infrequently involved in discussions about prognosis and likelihood of transplantation.

This one-sided view of placing significance only on what is measurable, also known as "tunnel vision", increases the risk that the priorities regarding quality improvement would be based on easily measurable areas, and that other more important areas may be potentially neglected [ 14, 15].

Admittedly, the link between gene expression regulation and fitness has not yet been shown in an entirely satisfactory manner, and this identifies a potentially neglected field of research in evolutionary biology.

Also, as the calculations involve the (isotropically distributed) covariance matrices, the eRMSD potentially neglects important contributions from higher order moments of the distributions of conformations.

Algorithms usually lead to a single diagnosis, potentially neglecting another serious one, leading to delayed investigations and treatment.

An average pain score would underestimate the pain-inducing effect of the stressful task in case the subject's pain pathways would have been sensitised in any way, thus potentially neglecting the effect of any temporal summation of pain.

However, in LOS situations, the frequency selectivity is not very distinct and can potentially be neglected for the cost of a slight frequency-dependent mismatch of the decomposition.

We cannot completely rule out the possibility that we have neglected potentially new, subtype C-specific drug resistance mutations in our analyses.

Third, although in Hong Kong around 65% of cases are in males [11], we neglected potentially different transmission dynamics between males and females because in our model we aimed to understand the most important elements affecting the population dynamics of TB.

Beyond the discriminant power afforded by our six-gene model to detect prostate tumours, our study highlights the many potential uses of a biological material so far neglected but potentially important for PCa management, including the accurate determination of multiple prognostic or predictive molecular markers or signatures.