Historically research in primary care has been under-resourced and marginalized over a prolonged period of time[ 2, 9].
Over the years, many of its leaders said they had become comfortable with multiparty electoral democracy while serving as members of a tolerated — if marginalized — parliamentary minority under Mr. Mubarak.
From early on in their publishing days, the company fought to bring marginalized and under-represented artists into major bookstore chains.
Very few skin conditions are life-threatening, so it is understandable that at times priority must lie elsewhere, but this doesn't mean skin conditions should be marginalized or under-prioritized as a whole.
And if the rebels win, moderate Sunnis would be politically marginalized under fundamentalist rulers, who would also impose draconian prohibitions.
Education officials said both men felt marginalized under Chancellor JOEL I. KLEIN, whose inner circle does not include many old-timers.
They will live under Israeli dominion, marginalized economically and condemned to the steady erosion of dignity and territory that has been their lot since 1948.
Several board members said they had been marginalized under Dr. Tisch, who took over in 2009 and is widely considered to be the most powerful, controlling chancellor in memory.
The association contended that Chinese citizens continued to be marginalized under the country's black economic empowerment and affirmative action legislation.
Iraqi political groups, fearing they will be marginalized under Mr. Bremer's occupation strategy, want to move quickly to establish their own political base.
But Mr. Mikhlafi's new role is emblematic of how opposition voices that were marginalized under the 33-year authoritarian rule of President Ali Abdullah Saleh have gained increasing influence as the government in Yemen has grown even weaker since his ouster.
