Sentence examples for be neglected in a from inspiring English sources

The truth is that too often the poor on-the-job trainee can be neglected in a school setting.

The influence of sea level rise can be neglected in a short-time simulation (ten years, for instance).

The cost specific to electricity generated from PV plants would be neglected in a typical LCOE calculation.

Though the calculated results are more or less higher than the measured, their differences are small enough to be neglected in a hydrocyclone design practice.

The cost of adding very low quantity of MWCNT (< 1.5 wt%) to the adsorbents is believed to be neglected in a comparison to the CO2 separation improvements.

At the same time, for a dilute assembly of clusters, the magnetic interaction between the clusters can be neglected in a first approximation.

He later claimed that: "My sole object in all this was to set up a charity to buy television licences for old and poor people who seem to be neglected in an affluent society".

Thus, the contribution of the electrode overpotential to the total resistance can be neglected in an in-plane geometry.

The first wobble is more interesting than the second, but neither should be neglected in an account of Russell's ethics, even though Russell abandoned the theory of HSEP within weeks of publication, reverting to the emotivism of 1935.

This is something which comes out strongly in our analysis of different stakeholders' priorities, but would be neglected in an approach which focuses upon maximising health gains.

Some Labour colleagues, including Ken Livingstone, had accused her of fanning the flames of racism by "magnifying the language of the BNP" during her attempts to reconnect with the largely white working-class voters who had been neglected in a safe seat.