Sentence examples for but mostly neglected from inspiring English sources
This journey yielded the following take-home messages: (1) The meticulous, but mostly neglected publications of Rose (1928) and Brockhaus (1940) are still invaluable for our understanding of the architecture of the mammalian insular cortex.
In addition to rurality or urbanity, one important but mostly neglected aspect that can also significantly impact mental health outcomes is the individual history of migration from one place to another, especially when the place of origin differs significantly from the place of arrival.
After consulting a soothsayer, he resumed his quest to befriend tantrikas and understand their meditative art form, which originated in handwritten religious texts but is today mostly neglected on the subcontinent.
Although this can nowadays be handled in an appropriate manner for an individual component design, in terms of a holistically efficient lightweight design a further consideration of a combined and correctly chosen (constructive and technological) joint section design of two or more adjacent parts, and thus a more systemic view is indispensable, but until now mostly neglected.
"Slavery has serious health consequences, but is a mostly neglected issue within the health system," King says.
But they have gone mostly neglected, and scientists have only been able to find one planet there — which is not likely to harbour life — and attempts to find more have been unsuccessful.
In commercial software, for modeling the flow of fiber reinforced polymer melts, the shear thinning behaviour of the fiber-fluid mixture is implemented, but the anisotropy of the suspension is mostly neglected.
Invasions depend on biological and climatic factors, but another important factor that has been mostly neglected until now is the economic factor [5].
But for the past 60 years it has been mostly neglected, occasionally being used as a film set.
Otherwise, I mostly neglected my dolls.
The majority Muslim population had been mostly neglected.
