Sentence examples for greatly neglected from inspiring English sources

Analysis of usernames with passwords is an area that has been greatly neglected and can provide as much insight as studying passwords alone.

He made these transcriptions to make the work of these men more available and thus spread the appreciation of their music, which was still greatly neglected at that time.

Many critics and historians agreed that the book played a significant role in restoring the reputation of Paine, the pamphleteer who had been "greatly neglected and greatly misunderstood," Rice wrote, "the victim both of a conspiracy of silence and of a campaign of calumny".

However, groups from different life-stages are likely to exhibit divergent shifts in species diversity and community composition, yet greatly neglected in ecological studies.

The great mystery about the Lombard's Sentences is how a book so important for centuries has been so greatly neglected by scholars, even by those interested in and sympathetic to medieval scholasticism.

It wasn't until around 2010 that the city was home to its first good house parties, followed by Polygon three years later, which started bringing techno before then, greatly neglected in the Czech Republic to a whole new audience.

Agriculture, by contrast, suffered greatly from collectivization in 1930 33 and was neglected until the Virgin Lands Campaign of 1954 56, when southwestern Siberia (including northern Kazakhstan) was the principal area to be opened to cultivation.

In 2000 a study found that the pooling for specialized MDs and topping up greatly improved the overall situation, especially in previously neglected hospitals in the Northern and Central regions.

Because lens distortion is neglected in Eq. (3), the errors greatly change according to the u-coordinate.

If damping is small modal coupling can be neglected, which leads to an approximate solution that greatly reduces the required computer capacity and time.

For local-world networks with sparse topological configuration, compared to network size, local-world size can induce stronger influence on controllability, however, for dense networks, controllability is greatly affected by network size and local-world effect can be neglected.