Sentence examples for study has been overlooked from inspiring English sources
Even with the Conservatives recent funding plan, PT study has been overlooked".
This raises the question of whether the polymorphism detected in this study has been overlooked in previous NGS-based studies, and likely in other published mitochondrial and nuclear genomes.
Even if EST-SSRs can be regarded as a potential tool for addressing evolutionary and conservation-related questions in threatened plant species, their application in these type of studies has been overlooked and examples in the literature are limited [ 20, 32].
In contrast, some carefully designed and analysed studies have been overlooked because they produced less dramatic, but perhaps more accurate and realistic results.
However, the ethics of debriefing ('disclosing'unmaskinging'unblindinging'), at study closure has been overlooked.
This study addresses an issue that has been overlooked in the production of health literature with its emphasis on flat-of-the-curve medicine.
As most previous studies have focused on only one particular type of amenity, e.g. physical activity facilities or food retail environments, and potential variation by individual characteristics has been overlooked, our study extends this work by including a number of different amenities and explores sub-group variation.
Considering that PAC species might form similar apothecia in the soil or on roots it seems likely that the teleomorph has been overlooked in field studies.
The study is important because "the cerebellum has been overlooked as playing a possible role in the development of alcoholism," says Marc Schuckit, a psychiatrist at San Diego Veterans hospital and University of California (UC), San Diego.
Despite all these studies on sinusoid representations, one question has been overlooked: what type of signals can be modelled as slowly varying sinusoids?
Genetic variation in fatty acid desaturase (FADS) and elongase (ELOVL) enzymes has been overlooked when studying the effects of LC-PUFAs supply on cognition.
