Sentence examples for partially neglected from inspiring English sources

Development of novel antibacterial drugs is both an urgent healthcare necessity and a partially neglected field.

Exactly this aspect of slow/very slow rewarming has been partially neglected in most recently published studies [ 19, 20]; in particular, on therapeutic hypothermia in traumatic brain injury [ 21].

The approach also allows partially overcoming the neglected diffusion and dispersion processes after the conditioning process since the uncertainty is reduced and results are closer to available data.

To compensate (at least partially) the phase being neglected in previous steps of the algorithm, some further processing is necessary: a rough estimate of which amplitude the mixture would have if the phases were actually perfectly aligned is obtained by summing the amplitudes estimated using part of the algorithm proposed by Yeh and Roebel [42] in Sections and of their paper.

Lack of evidence on educational approaches may be partially due to neglecting non-health bibliographic databases such as social sciences and education.

The value of soil is often neglected in developing countries, partially due to a lack of spatial soil data.

This process has been, to some extent, neglected by traditional strategies and may partially explain the unsatisfactory outcomes of previous studies; thus, more researchers have turned their focus on developing and designing immunoregenerative biomaterials to enhance tendon regeneration.

The action of the trochanter-femur (TrF) joint has been neglected in the study of insect locomotion, partially because well-studied preparations like the locust and the stick insect have a fused TrF joint, and partially because the trochanter is very small and difficult to observe.