Sentence examples for So neglecting from inspiring English sources

So, neglecting air resistance, the bullet will go about 6 times farther on the Moon than on Earth.

The predicted equilibrium fitness under mutagenesis is scaled relative to the initial fitness, so neglecting the ultimate contribution of beneficial mutations that would have effectively boosted initial fitness will predict an equilibrium fitness too low.

If the incident wave impinges on the crystal surface, or crystal plane below the critical angle for total external reflection (typically ∼ 0.2°), then the intensity scattered into 2θ, provided 2θ > 2× critical angle, should be ∼ zero, although the contribution is very weak from the projection effect, equation (16 a), so neglecting this is not serious.

We sometimes remark that hepatitis E is so neglected that it fails to make the short list of neglected tropical diseases (1 ).

Melioidosis is so neglected however, that it's not even on the World Health Organization's list of neglected tropical diseases, Torres says.

Then why are these works so neglected?

Why has she been so neglected?

Why, asked Constable, was a "genius" of architecture so neglected?

The city was so neglected that donkeys with saddlebags were sometimes used for garbage removal.

Not half so neglected, one suspects, as the earthy oeuvre of Roy Chubby Brown.

Why has Tippett been so neglected in the past 4 years.