Sentence examples for only neglecting from inspiring English sources

The effect of noise mitigation measures is generally expressed by noise levels only, neglecting the listener׳s perception.

However, these developments focussed on the technological point of view only, neglecting the need to provide economic incentives to users and customers to chose the "right" service class.

The structural response is a function of building mass, stiffness, and material damping (Ghosh and Fanella 2003; Abdel Raheem et al. 2010); however, ECP 2008) gives an empirical expression to calculate the equivalent static load of seismic action depending on the total building weight only, neglecting the effect of building stiffness and material damping on the structural response.

The structural response is a function of building mass, stiffness, and material damping (Ghosh and Fanella 2003; Abdel Raheem et al. 2010); however, ECP-201 (ECP 2008) gives an empirical expression to calculate the ESL of seismic action depending on the total building weight only, neglecting the effect of building stiffness and material damping on the structural response.

The reliability of the prediction is greatly enhanced by considering only the SSE to optimize and its interaction with residues of adjacent SSEs only, neglecting the loops, whose large structural variability adds noise and impairs the prediction based on the total energy The method proposed in this article is able to discriminate the structural alignment from several alternatives.

A peptide is defined by the amino acid sequence only, neglecting any modifications or charge states.

Sharps has a knack for seeing promise where others see only neglect.

Unfortunately for readers, Mr. le Carre not only neglects to concoct enough convincing distractions to keep us from figuring out the answers to these questions halfway through the novel but he also fails to make those answers plausible to anyone but the most ardent Oliver Stonian conspiracy theorist.

Children only neglected scored significantly worse than children neglected and abused on the WPPSI-R vocabulary subtest (p = 0.03).

The purpose of the current study was to assess whether children only neglected perform worse on cognitive tasks than children neglected and physically abused.

Utilizing LONGSCAN archived data, 271 children only neglected and 101 children neglected and physically abused in the first four years of life were compared.