Sentence examples for this definition neglects from inspiring English sources
As far as Daoism is concerned, this definition neglects the social thought of the Daoist philosophers and the political aspects of Daoist religion.
However, this definition neglects the numerous causes of malnutrition.
However, this brief definition neglects the typical purpose and context of a simulation (see Figure 1).
While deriving half-power points for both types of responses (acceleration and displacement), damping ratio is estimated with different approximations like classical definition (neglecting damping ratio of order higher than 2), third order (neglecting damping ratios with order higher than 4) and exact (no assumptions on damping ratio).
First, these diseases are by definition neglected, and HuffPost has a unique opportunity to increase the attention paid to them. .
If medicine is, to use Lewis Thomas's felicitous expression, "the youngest science," then how might we apply the fruits of basic science to the neglected diseases of poverty? 9, 10 It's not merely polemic to note that all diseases that affect primarily the poor are, by definition, neglected.
However, this definition appears to focus too much on relational aspects in practice, neglecting other important dimensions such as the integration of active educational methods in the social dimensions of health organisation and daily routine.
Several studies quoted or used a variant of this definition [ 32, 35, 37, 39, 47], or simply referred to neglect as depriving patients of their most basic needs [ 24, 45].
In this definition, the effect of changes in left ventricular end-diastolic volume is neglected.
This definition is strictly functional.
