Sentence examples for attributed to neglecting from inspiring English sources

Such deviations have been attributed to neglecting higher order terms and possible viscous damping from boundary layer at the substrate.

This could be attributed to neglecting consideration of the technological evolution of biogas, with its cycles and peaks, as well as other factors such as rural population loss, and the decline of small livestock breeding in rural areas.

The deaths were attributed to neglect, but another death followed in July this year, on another SAS march in the Brecon Beacons.

But Alan F. Abramowitz, director of Florida's family safety office, said the comparison was misleading because in 2006, deaths attributed to neglect rose after the definition was expanded to include more drownings.

The issue of radial heat transport in fixed beds is discussed and discrepancies between observed and computed hot spots are attributed to neglect of axial dispersion of heat, which neglect also accounts for observed length-dependent radial conductivities.

They conclude that many heat-related deaths can be attributed to neglect and lack of consideration and that even when disorders do occur much can be done if all the requirements for the correct and prompt remedial treatment are available.

The deviation is mainly attributed to the neglect of yarn interaction and guide ring contact friction in the model, leading to an incorrectly modeled convergence zone length.

This deficiency can be attributed to the neglect of second order terms in the deformation field of the flexible links in the manipulator multi-body system.

The comparisons revealed that the current design standards generally result in unduly conservative and scattered strength predictions for stainless steel circular hollow sections under combined loading, which can be primarily attributed to the neglect of strain hardening in the determination of cross-section resistances and to the use of linear interaction formulae.

Using these criteria, 28 patients were attributed to the neglect group and 22 patients to the control group.

Some of these circumstances can be attributed to historical neglect and a lack of funding from the federal government.