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It is also shown that the nostationarity in the earthquake excitation can often be neglected in practical design of linear systems.
A comparison between the particle tracking surrogate model and an advective dispersive model shows that dispersion can often be neglected when the mixing ratio is computed for a sink, allowing for use of the particle tracking surrogate model.
Fortunately, most of these uncertainties are highly correlated between samples (i.e., are systematic) and can often be neglected when the objective is to determine the difference between isotope ratios (or other associated quantities).
The psychological factors involved in the acceptance and take up of CISC can often be neglected.
An important point from our findings is that all universities have capacity 'assets', such as ongoing HPSR+A teaching and research, which can often be neglected within capacity assessments.
The vulnerability of communities to extreme heat can be influenced by social characteristics and population composition, but these factors can often be neglected when guidelines and policies are formulated (2).
More importantly, this study provides convincing evidence that the higher-order representative features, which have often been neglected, can improve the predictive power.
This effect has often been neglected in the previous studies but can be significant in some applications.
