Sentence examples for quite neglected from inspiring English sources

But in his proposals for a methodology of social science he quite neglected the role of those social relations.

Until recently, marine microorganism diversity was quite neglected in industrial processes in comparison to terrestrial species (Imhoff et al. 2011).

But apart from such liberties, the members of the third class are quite neglected in Plato's ideal city; no education is provided for them.

The current models were mainly developed to simulate some aspects of urban freight mobility (Comi et al. [35]), the integration with road safety model according to goods vehicles is quite neglected (Tsai and Su [36]).

For these reasons analysis at the neighbourhood level, so far quite neglected by migration policy scholars, appears to be of the utmost importance if we want to account for immigrant integration policy paradigms.

Although the growing number of studies on lipid metabolism alterations, this issue still represents a quite neglected area of cancer research.

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These aspects are quite often neglected in design and assessment both with linear and nonlinear models due to the modelling complexity and inherent increase in computational effort.

They feel they have exhausted all treatment possibilities and end up quite seriously neglected and deprived.

If someone threw a chair across the room, they'd get loads of attention, but someone who was quite clearly massively neglected was just ignored.

The scene at Clove Lakes Park was quite different from the neglected, highway-beleaguered woods in Queens.