Sentence examples for partly overlooked from inspiring English sources

And although his garden is terribly long and, of course, beautifully tended, it is basically a narrow strip running very steeply uphill behind the house and partly overlooked by neighbours on either side.

In this commentary, we address a critical domain-general caveat to inferring abstract category representation from MVPA that has been partly overlooked in the recent literature: specifically, the distinction between representing specific exemplars within categories, and representing the abstract categories themselves.

This latter aspect represents a fact perhaps partly overlooked when developing rating scales; that is, the profound step that is taken when transforming words (qualitative descriptors) into numbers (quantities) that typically are treated as linear measures.

We then discuss the potentials and partly overlooked role of clinical trials in the discovery and validation of genomic markers.

These environmental factors have previously been overlooked, partly because there was no way to measure them.

This was overlooked partly because of the many inferior pieces coming out of China that flooded the market in the 1980s, tarnishing the image of Song porcelain, and partly, too, because its subtlety was not taken in by the new British generation.

However, we wonder whether some types of involvement are partly or completely overlooked by conventional quantitative indicators.

First, it appears that non-financial conflicts are frequently overlooked partly because financial ones are more familiar, more straightforward to identify and seemingly easier to manage or potentially resolve.

However, when found in medical schools, it has been overlooked and partly accepted as part of the physician career training.

Still, the leyaks have continued their nightly visits to the cliff where the partly built villas overlook a meandering river.

But if Spain is too easily overlooked, it is partly Mr Zapatero's fault.