Sentence examples for substantially ignored from inspiring English sources

The former makes for titillating and ever-changing media commentary, and marketing opportunity; the latter is vastly more important and substantially ignored.

The author reminds that the ICF ancestor, the ICIDH, "was substantially ignored by disability data users".

Most of the media ignored substantially higher ratings in both New Hampshire polls in favor of Clinton over Sanders on handling top issues as well.

School-level ICCs were large enough, if ignored, to substantially inflate the Type I error rate in an analysis of treatment effects.

The aim of this article is to show that type-II errors can be substantially increased if non-normality is ignored.

However excess disability associated with smoking cannot be ignored given its contribution to substantially more years with disability before age 80.

You claim that America's schools have suffered "30 years of decline", but ignore the fact that drop-out rates 30 years ago were substantially higher than today, children with disabilities were ignored, and only a relatively elite group of students even thought of attending college.

These service-based activities are difficult to model using LCA (and, therefore, ignored in the literature), yet contribute substantially to the overall environmental impacts of modelled scenarios.

The ECM can indeed be largely ignored on the lower levels but substantially contributes to the tissue level.

The question we tried to answer was, if the bias of such correlation substantially affects the revision risk estimates if bilaterality is ignored.

For GS-1, the observed rate was equal to 0.69 % when the substantially higher rates in the first two generations were ignored, which was only marginally greater than the rate of 0.58%% predicted by SelAction.