Sentence examples for without attention for from inspiring English sources

Most studies on the organic Rankine cycle (ORC) focused on parametric studies and selection working fluids to maximize the performance of organic Rankine cycle but without attention for turbine design features which are crucial to achieving them.

The overlapping windows in the positive RNAz predictions were combined into clusters (loci) without attention for their strand predictions by the rnazCluster.pl script, which is also part of the RNAz package.

It is unwise and inhumane to leave the animal trapped without attention for more than a short period of time.

They kept our passports and tickets with them and closed the main door to prevent people from going outside to talk to them about their status, so it was like a "prison", they mistreated all Iraqis without paying attention for families, formal delegations or normal people.

This market rational, guided by public-private investments and city branding, could however result in (a) a collection of sanitized city spaces specifically designed for the upper classes with unfavourable activities pushed outward, and (b) a homogenization of different destinations, without sufficient attention for the space-specific characteristics.

It is clear that without attention to planning for protective procedures, the trend toward changing agricultural and forestland to built-up areas will continue and have adverse effects on the regional environment.

The theme is based on the credo that universal access to prevention, care and treatment will never be achieved without attention to fundamental rights for all people, including the most vulnerable and marginalised.

He reiterated that his brother had been without proper medical attention for several days.

Other studies like Abebe (2014) relied on a single frontier equation for both those who participated in off-farm activities and non-participants without giving due attention for potential differences between the two groups.

The synagogue, by habit agreeably loose about rules of governance, functioned for years without attention to a charter or bylaws and without trustees.

Looking back at it all — a critic making mistakes in haste, editors failing to vet her work enough, a story sitting for weeks without attention and then being rushed through — one sees how small missteps lead to big trouble, leaving readers to wonder what they can trust.