Sentence examples for analysis overlooked from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the Endeavour analysis overlooked some crucial detail, but that possibility is "very, very slight," Dr. Logsdon said.
Thus what made Elster's attack so forceful was not the accusation of objective teleology in Marxist theory, but rather the suggestion that much of Marxian "class analysis" overlooked the potential for collective action problems among the various world-historical actors.
That the PURE analysis overlooked this was not only a failure of Epidemiology 101; it was a nearly paradoxical failure at the human level for a study intended to help us better understand the disparities between populations with and without every modern advantage.
Dr. Grant pointed out that our analysis overlooked any discussion of the role of vitamin D in the variability of gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) prevalence across states.
His analysis overlooks the contradictions in Iranian society and the widespread unpopularity of this regime.
This analysis overlooks and fails to recognize the specific and material changes to the statute which the Legislature made in 1999 that control these proceedings.
Moreover, TI efficacy has often been studied in relation to energy savings or temperature analysis, overlooking other aspects implicated in buildings' efficiency, such as the embodied energy involved.
His complaint that only two drugs were included in our analysis overlooks the fact that the many approved antidepressants vary little in effectiveness.
But I think that analysis overlooks the fact that the core problems that made Battlefront 2 repel so many players have not been fixed.
It is worth noted that all Arabidopsis microarray experiments included in the meta-analysis overlooked the osmoregulation-related genes [ 5, 26, 27], and for other species only partial results were discussed [ 4, 7, 28- 30, 54].
I don't know if Bitcoin is going to set the world on fire, but I think this analysis overlooks the characteristics that give the financial network the potential to do so.
