Sentence examples for yet disregarded from inspiring English sources

The physical layout of a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) seems to play an important, yet disregarded role in establishing family-centered care (FCC).

Yet disregarding the geography, the overall patterns in the two herring species, as reflected e.g. in the mismatch distributions, appear notably similar.

The development of SciComm skills is one potentially critical yet often disregarded component of career preparation for trainees.

Yet to disregard the "vestigial risk" of nuclear energy is to misunderstand the cultural and political dynamic of the "residual-risk-society".

Yet to disregard the standpoints, and thereby the performances and reports of the experienced world, of unusual people impoverishes philosophizing by diminishing the epistemological adequacy of philosophical accounts.

Yet if he disregarded more conventional prospects, like former Gov. Mitt Romney of Massachusetts, it might be that Ms. Palin was still the fallback from a more audacious decision that Mr. McCain ultimately eschewed.

Yet the legislature disregarded this evidence and the wishes of the broad NAACP-led coalithat that supports the law.

The importance of human and environmental health is constantly preached in the U.S., yet it is disregarded every day for convenience and ease.

Yet, CSU Pueblo disregarded this information and relied upon a third party, hearsay, account in handing down a life-altering suspension to my client, an exceptional student and athlete with a bright future in medicine".

Yet his findings were disregarded by the White House gung-ho hawks, who went ahead and made the "Niger" claim anyway in support of waging war.

Uribe said other critics of the peace deal had wanted to see further revisions before it was signed, yet they had been disregarded.