Sentence examples for neglected class from inspiring English sources

Echinococcus granulosus is a member of a major, though neglected class of helminth parasites, the cestodes.

A relatively neglected class of mineral that can decompose to produce atomic oxygen during heating is the sulfates (Holt and Engelkemeir, 1970).

This paper highlights distinctive features of a neglected class of economic activity in the domain of medical innovation, namely the creation of testing regimes in clinical trials, asking how their nature might be expected to affect innovation of medical technology.

C5-dicarboxylic acids are a rather neglected class of metabolites; yet, they play a key role not only in one of the CO2 fixation cycles, but also in two acetate assimilation pathways that replace the glyoxylate cycle.

In this commentary we will focus our attention on a somewhat neglected class of T cells called CD3+CD4−CD8− double negative T cells and on their role in inflammation and autoimmunity.

Hyaluronidase or hyaluronate glycanohydrolase (EC 3.2.1.35) is large neglected class of hydrolytic enzymes that belongs to the family of degradative endoglucosaminidase.

Instead of one game that matches two upper-crust contenders like Alabama and Oklahoma, a playoff could include teams from football's neglected working class, like Utah and Boise State.

Rorty, a left-leaning philosopher, who died in 2007, predicted that the neglected working class would not tolerate its marginalization for long.

From the right, the Powellite agenda, which rationalises the riots in terms of liberal bullying of a neglected working class, discredited but still with resonance, resurfacing from time to time in one guise or another.

It played Thatcherism lite & neglected working class people".

The film, about Billy Casper, a neglected working-class 15-year-old who finds solace training a kestrel, was a gentle drama about harsh circumstances.