Sentence examples for systematically overlooked from inspiring English sources

Yet these pervasive forms of voluntary redistribution are systematically overlooked.

Absolute, severe or extreme forms of poverty in the middle of Europe are systematically overlooked, and mostly uncaptured by the "poverty radars" measuring poverty in Europe.

Aside from modern seismic events, much of the evidence for previous events is in the form of soft-sediment deformation, which has often been systematically overlooked or misinterpreted.

In contrast, classical bioprocess engineering has been primarily founded on first principles models, but it has systematically overlooked the details of the embedded biological system.

Web-based home monitoring offers insight into the "black box" of a patient's condition between hospital visits, a parameter that is systematically overlooked by QOL assessment restricted to the hospital setting.

Although the rhetoric of EBM argues for the importance of the individual patient, the failure to note that the choice of methods has profound consequences for the generation of data means that the significance of this gap is systematically overlooked [ 34 ].

The applied methodology of measuring poverty and social exclusion (EU-SILC) calls for critical reflection, because it systematically overlooks absolute or extreme forms of poverty.

This might have lead to an over-generalisation of the PV biology, systematically overlooking the fact that different PV types within a given genus are not genetically homogeneous, and that different PVs infecting the same host -i.e. Alphapapillomaviruses and Betapapillomaviruses- might indeed be different organisms with different biologies [ 21].

A potential modification and improvement to HRA causal model and checklist procedure is suggested as result of case studies to help ensure that key aspects of the HMI as risk factor not systematically become overlooked.

The retinal exam proceeds systematically, not overlooking any lesions or abnormalities such as congenital anomalies, signs of early age-related maculopathy, retinitis pigmentosa, vascular retinopathy, Drusen, retinal detachment, and different types of diabetic retinopathy, which are recorded on the exam form if present.

Regrettably, however, they have often been systematically excluded and overlooked.