Sentence examples for generally been neglected from inspiring English sources
These factors strongly control the health of grazing animals irrespective of the particular types of vegetation growing on them, but they have generally been neglected in palaeoanthropological studies in favour of a more general emphasis on water and vegetation, which provide an incomplete picture.
Within urbanized areas, the importance of greenspaces for wildlife has been widely investigated for some animal groups, but reptiles have generally been neglected.
Because environmental pollution problems have generally been neglected over the centuries, accumulated residues in these important areas have led to increased pollution of soil and plants (both spontaneous and cultivated).
Age differences in access to high-quality resources and its relation to nest predation risk have generally been neglected in efforts to explain why old individuals have a higher reproductive performance than young ones.
Yet the global discussions about the situation in China is currently characterised by a disproportionate focus on the development of towns and until now circumstances have generally been neglected in the rural areas, where 70% of the Chinese population is still living.
The role of industrial CCS has generally been neglected when dealing with the topic of climate change yet it is one which must be confronted.
In contrast, the vertical seismic motions can generally be neglected.
The potential energy term 'Vnonbonded' includes electrostatic forces, e.g., van der Waals forces, which are considered weak in nature and can generally be neglected in comparison to bonded interactions.
During fermentations the temporal gradient term can be generally be neglected, giving the following relationship.
In our case, however, the recording of metadata was generally found to have been neglected, which made the assessment and comparison of some datasets very difficult or even impossible.
Finally, this will hopefully pave the way to elucidate the contributions of the cerebellum towards behaviour and cognition more generally, which clearly has been neglected for far too long.
