Sentence examples for comparative neglect from inspiring English sources

Our comparative neglect of communist crimes has serious costs.

Like Keynes, Priestley has been rescued from comparative neglect by convulsive events.

Hence the comparative neglect of major second world war poets such as Keith Douglas and Alun Lewis.

This even extends to the comparative neglect in which such a supreme master as Odilon Redon continues to be held.

After his run of brilliant films in the 70s, the British antipathy to experimentation, and films lacking conventional narrative-based realism, resulted in the comparative neglect of Roeg.

At the same time, the explosive growth of online platforms as the first destination for people seeking news made the comparative neglect of digital media all the more damaging.

Carlton, J. M. et al. Comparative genomics of the neglected human malaria parasite Plasmodium vivax.

The comparative study suggests that neglecting the inertia of the moving mass in the problems where a relatively heavy mass is traveling at high speeds on a plate with a low level of viscosity leads, in general, to an unsafe design.

When monitoring cartilage changes over time, or evaluating the efficacy of therapeutic agents on the disease process, the inter-individual variability can be neglected since comparative values for each individual at different points in time will exist.

Fossil energy substitution embedded in products is an important component of effective GHG mitigation [30] but has so far been neglected in comparative studies of land use options [15, 24, 25, 31] although studies including land use impacts in life cycle assessments exist, e.g. for agricultural bioenergy options [32].

Fossil energy substitution embedded in products is an important component of effective GHG mitigation [ 30] but has so far been neglected in comparative studies of land use options [ 15, 24, 25, 31] although studies including land use impacts in life cycle assessments exist, e.g. for agricultural bioenergy options [ 32].