Sentence examples for neglected component from inspiring English sources

In the near future, we will turn our attention to our neglected component architecture.

In our estimation, this is a severely neglected component of trying to understand both poaching and wildlife trafficking (arguably both a micro- and macro-level problem).

This neglected component of the neurolaw discourse is of particular relevance since the universal nature of the human right framework could provide a solid foundation for this emerging 'jurisprudence of the mind'.

We demonstrate that corridor use can exist at relatively fine spatial scales within fenced reserves, and the persistent use of corridors regardless of physiological state suggests that they are likely an important, but neglected, component of animal spatial ecology within reserves.

An interesting, yet neglected, component of the gut is the collection of bacteria referred to as the intestinal flora.

Seed germination is an important but frequently neglected component of plant fitness.

To study the evolution and consequences of sex-specific reproductive variance, we present a population-genetic model of phenotypic evolution in a dioecious population that incorporates previously neglected components of reproductive variance.

Evaluations themselves were considered to have the potential to promote sustainability (Erlandsson and Gunnarsson 2005; Agyepong et al. 2008; Vullings and Meijer 2009) and prevent 'fade' of neglected components such as gender balance (Peebles and Sachdeva 2008; Sachdeva et al. 2008a, b).

Further, the generally neglected geomorphic component of reference-building should also be addressed, as well as the contributions of human cultures to current ecosystem and landscape condition.

It also helps remove data noise by extracting a few principal components as factors, neglecting those components with low eigenvalues, which are possible noise components.

For the finite element analysis results, the two-dimensional (2D) displacement was calculated for nodes at each height range in the unstretched state, that is, and, neglecting the component in the height direction.