Sentence examples for ignored effect from inspiring English sources

One particularly damaging, but often ignored, effect of conflict on education is the proliferation of attacks on schools, said the report, as children, teachers or school buildings become the targets of attacks.

But he added that the NFL had largely ignored effect of multiple concussions and the difficulties faced by retiring players.

"The authors have honed in on a potentially ignored effect of the friction of falling condensate on the intensity of tropical cyclones," says Vasubandhu Misra, a meteorologist from Florida State University in Tallahassee.

That would be Foxygen singer France, who channeled Jagger — then turned the body volume up to 11. Dressed for most of the set only in slippery-looking leather pants, he demanded attention, at one point saying over and over to some departing listeners, "Where are you going?" The backup singers/dancers, dressed seemingly ironically in polyester, only added to the "I won't be ignored" effect.

Also, we ignored effects of other proinflammatory cytokines such as IL-1, IL-12, and IL-8 in our SDMM.

The broader inference of IPTW is desirable, but even with careful examination and trimming of propensity scores, weighting may ignore effect modification within the larger population.

"She ignores effects of credit scoring and outrageous fees banks are charging for those refinancings.

Existing results for such shape factors assume either an ideal screen (i.e., ignoring effects of screen slot geometry) or infinite screen length (i.e., ignoring effects of screen extremes).

Attempts to do so have relied on inferences made in comparing responses across rainfed and irrigated conditions23, ignoring effects of transpirational cooling in irrigated systems24.

Even if the assumption is valid, we ignore effects of many other influences for the sake of generating a solution in the required time frame.

By ignoring effects of the values of ν and k s, a general relation obtains from Eq. (27).