Sentence examples for neglected using from inspiring English sources

This trade-off between faster deployment of smaller projects and slower deployment of larger projects is neglected using traditional net present value approaches.

The contribution of the direct path and ground clutter in (1) can be neglected, using the methods suggested in[3], namely physical shielding, Doppler processing, high gain antennas, sidelobe cancellation, adaptive beamforming or adaptive filtering.

If the pressure dependent yield is neglected using a traditional von Mises plasticity formulation, a significantly different stress distribution and implantation force is computed in the peri-prosthetic trabecular bone.

Secondly, stereospecificity was either neglected using only the 12 non-stereospecific cages in the calculation of the spectrophores (stereospecificity 'none'), included using the 18 stereospecific cages (stereospecificity 'unique'), or using both the 12 non-stereospecific and 18 stereospecific cages (stereospecificity 'all'all

A sample of 239 cases that included 432 children brought to CPS attention for allegations of physical abuse, neglect and child/family problems are evaluated for risk of abuse or neglect using the Washington State Risk Assessment Matrix WARMM).

Being overcome by emotional and sexual excitement, and being unable to prioritize, especially among homeless individuals who need such emotional attachments, hinders their risk perception abilities; despite their knowledge of the high risk of their sexual partner they still trust them, and inevitably neglect using condoms.

Don't neglect using primer before touch-up paint.

Do you neglect using the bathroom, eating, sleeping, or some other necessary bodily function for video games?

We present a method for assessing visual neglect using oculography, the "midpoint-fixation" task.

An investigation of hemispatial neglect using the landmark task, Brain and Cognition 1995; 27: 59–78] has shown that in neglect patients cues work by inducing orientational biases rather than via the alteration of subjective length perception.

A survey study of child death review (CDR) members from five states assessed their determination as to whether unintentional injury-related deaths were due to child neglect using a series of vignettes (Schnitzer et al., 2011).