Sentence examples for because it disregarded from inspiring English sources
Lawyers for the Center for Reproductive Rights, who filed the suit, argued that the law was unconstitutional because it disregarded a Supreme Court ruling allowing the procedure when the health of the pregnant woman was threatened.
That rubric is the Fox News fiction, and it must stop, because it disregards the necessity to report actual facts.
Like so many of Clarice's best phrases, it is elegant precisely because it disregards the mannered conventions that are the elegance of belles lettres.
The model, however, fails to provide precise calculations on the decision of drivers because it disregards the supplemental roadway information, such as whether a red light camera is present.
This simple engineering tool to assess structural integrity showed clearly that water proof test is not always recommended, because it disregards possible stable growth of cracks, which might reach critical size for unstable growth, i.e. it does not prove that failure will not happen in future under the same conditions.
Some religious leaders have spoken out and claimed that being transgender is a sin because it disregards God-given gender distinctions and provides for and promotes homosexuality.
A further explanation is that the neighborhood counts of a large number of proteins are reduced in the MRF-Deng method because it disregards interactions with unannotated proteins and therefore the parameter estimates take larger absolute values.
Aggregating all data from a single species into a pooled effect size (e.g., [27]) is also problematic because it disregards the among-study, within-species variability, which is an important component of total variance in mixed effects meta-analysis [39].
The 3-point method had an equalizing effect on the alpha angle because it disregards the position of the femoral head relative to the neck.
