One potential shortcoming of the structural definition of actual causation is that it seems to neglect an important aspect of actual causation the sense in which a cause is often a change in state (rather than just an instantiation of a variable).
When new managers focus solely on one-on-one relationships, they neglect a fundamental aspect of effective leadership: harnessing the collective power of the group to improve individual performance and commitment.
He also told her that she had neglected an important aspect of the profession.
Nevertheless, I was surprised and disappointed that you completely neglected an important aspect of the book, namely the issue of charging.
Existing algorithms, however, have neglected an important aspect of the problem the group structure among the lagged temporal variables naturally imposed by the time series they belong to.
The existing algorithms for graphical Granger methods, however, have neglected an important aspect of the problem, which is critical for formulating the graphical modeling problem appropriately the group structure among the lagged temporal variables naturally imposed by the time series they belong to.
What this paper does show is that textbooks that aim to provide a basic comprehension of epidemiology, even applied epidemiology, neglect a crucially important aspect of what constitutes public health.
We define various statistically equivalent codon-based simulation algorithms and analyze the importance of the update rule in determining the steady state, an aspect often neglected.
However, genetic diversity and structure in the invasive range can also be affected by human-mediated processes in the native range prior to species introductions, an aspect often neglected in invasion biology.
The iron content of lactoferrin preparations is an aspect somewhat neglected in the literature only a few groups investigated the more accurate determination of the percentage saturation of lactoferrin with ferric ions and differentiation between the effects of the apo and holo forms on the studied pathogen species or target human cells.
The study also sought to explore potential sex differences in the course of behavioral addictions, which is an aspect often neglected in the literature, despite a substantial amount of accumulated data showing that men and women differ in terms of the occurrence, prevalence, correlates, and consequences of their addictive behaviors [ 33, 34].
