Sentence examples for theoretical neglect from inspiring English sources
But first, consider this one enormous area of theoretical neglect, and you get an idea of the inadequacies of the prevailing body of economic ideas.
Local extrema are observed in the mobility profile as the double layer thickness varies, which is absent in previous theoretical studies neglecting polarization effect but agrees well with the experimental observations in the literature, indicating the importance of polarization effect in correctly interpreting the electrophoretic experimental results.
Nevertheless, when the Administration puts forward its research plan, it should not neglect theoretical research.
Although several modifications to graphene have been proposed to improve its hydrogen binding to practical levels, current theoretical studies largely neglect the role of topological defects.
The comparison of experimental data with theoretical values obtained neglecting broken plies highlight that ionoplast interlayers assure the transmission of significant shear stresses between broken and unbroken plies, and glass fragments provide a "tension stiffening" effect to the interlayer.
Although these are theoretical consequences of neglecting of the ARLA, the actual outcome may be less remarkable.
This review focused solely on health-related habits, neglecting theoretical and empirical evidence from other epistemological strands of psychology.
Rather, we have to take into account sex and pubertal stage differences, even if we neglect the theoretical importance of a low intercept value.
The discussion proceeds by drawing attention to social aspects that are often neglected in theoretical discussions on reason-giving.
Mass of spring is always neglected in theoretical and simulative analysis, while it may be a significance in practical engineering.
Drawbacks of this theoretical method that inevitably neglects the protein environment have become evident with the first determinations of three-dimensional structures of phytochromes.
