Sentence examples for a complete neglect from inspiring English sources

Most important, it is found that a classical Boussinesq-based closure leads to worse predictions compared to a complete neglect of meso-scale solids stresses.

Yet, Yang's observation (Yang 1994) that > 95% of the resources in toxicologic research are devoted to the study of single chemicals, with an almost complete neglect of mixture studies, also applies to ED research.

Social workers giving evidence to the MPs painted a picture of complete neglect, though not of the children or vulnerable adults on their caseloads but of their profession.

Stanford professor Van Harvey refers to this as a "background of aggressive secularism and the almost complete neglect of the academic study of religion".

Even more, in incompatible between-decade trials complete neglect of the tens digits would even generally lead to a wrong answer.

"Complete neglect of his own health," his wife, Alice, reported.

"After 15 years of complete neglect, the D.M.V. has finally crashed and we have to pick up the pieces.

Yet the complete neglect of infrastructure in Umzinyathi means the DoE efforts struggle to deliver lasting change.

Still, there is something troubling about the film's almost complete neglect of the non-Western victims of the tsunami.

One of the most characteristic features of "post-Bloomfieldian" American structuralism, then, was its almost complete neglect of semantics.

Leigh Fermor was never close to his father, an austere, distinguished civil servant, and he found his mother's tendency to veer between possessive love and complete neglect destabilising.