Sentence examples for overlooked attributes from inspiring English sources
This may not be a scholarly work, but what it lacks in scholasticism, it more than makes up for in wisdom and passion, as well as those rare and often overlooked attributes of great literature, clarity and consistency of vision.
An overlooked attribute of density-dependent selection regimes is not only selection arising from encounter rates between conspecifics but also selection from encounter rates with heterospecifics.
Installed in the Promenade Gallery of the Bushnell in Hartford through June 4, the exhibition represents an effort by the artists to get past the cities' stereotypes and reveal often overlooked architectural and human attributes.
These findings by groups and gender bring to light two important but often overlooked sets of decision attributes related to decision-making [ 38].
Excluding cases that are likely to represent overlooked species based on other attributes, the overlap was observed in 21 of 60 sister-species pairs (35%, Figure 3A).
But several advantages of specialty retailing remain constant and help explain the $8 billion in annual mall sales that Ms. Norins attributes to this often-overlooked venue.
This observation can be attributed to (i) a number of variants affecting function still being overlooked and/or (ii) some changes defined here as likely disease-causing being rare benign polymorphisms.
This species likely accounts for many (if not all) of the records attributed to Scytosiphon lomentaria (Lyngbye) Link in the Arctic (e.g., [ 3, 4, 16]), although other overlooked species may also be contributing (McDevit & Saunders, unpublished data).
"People feel disenfranchised and overlooked.
Was something overlooked?
