Sentence examples for risk of neglected from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study is to explore the prevalence of HF in nursing homes in Sweden, with special consideration of the risk of neglected HF diagnoses, by use of BNP measurements.

More than 5 billion people are at risk of neglected tropical diseases, with the common soil-transmitted helminths (i.e. Ascaris lumbricoides, hookworm and Trichuris trichiura), exhibiting the widest geographical distribution [ 8].

Without some sort of attempt at mutual understanding, we surely run the risk of neglecting to address the real issues highlighted by the referendum result.

"By focusing too much on the sharp oscillation period between the eighties and late nineties," Patterson writes, "social scientists working on crime run the risk of neglecting the historic pattern of high crime rates among blacks".

A leader in the Catholic magazine Famiglia Cristiana commented on Monti's words: "We're running the risk of neglecting people and families' interests for the sake of a liberal idea that considers workers as mere gears in the production cycle".

Furthermore, the article did not aim to idealize the monolithic and formal aspects of governance at the risk of neglecting the multiple sometime contradictory and conflicting facets each actor may assume.

Children interviewed said that their parents sometimes are preoccupied with looking for food, repairing institutional buildings, and reestablishing their home to such an extent that they run the risk of "neglecting" their children's social and psychological needs.

Distressed mothers are perhaps at increased risk of neglecting their children, thus maternal psychological wellbeing in the postpartum period may also be a possible early determinant of childhood overweight.

It is a time-consuming work and has the risk of neglecting interactions among supplements [ 6].

A public health security design that impinges on a global approach runs the risk of neglecting cultural, economic, ecologic, and social conditions on the ground.

In the area of inpatient SUD treatment of adolescents this procedure runs the risk of neglecting severe psychosocial symptoms like school refusal or evolving delinquent/aggressive behaviour.