The current response surface methods based on classifier usually fail to classify all samples correctly, thus neglect the effects of the misclassified samples on the fitting function.
Most of the tests developed for measuring differential expression in SAGE data focus on capturing the first type of variation correctly, but tend to neglect the second type [ 9, 10].
This study highlights that spontaneous behavioral changes in the population, not accounted by the large majority of influenza transmission models, can not be neglected to correctly inform public health decisions.
Nonetheless, since surveillance of VBIs in humans is by definition post factum, the VBI surveillance approaches must not be neglected since correctly executed vector control measures are uniquely preventive in nature.
Baker certainly knows his history – indeed, his recall of detail is quite remarkable, most of all when it comes to his own career, for he can quote verbatim from speeches he made 25 years ago – and the story of secondary schooling in modern times has, he correctly argues, been the repeated neglect of vocational education.
The intra-fluid shear forces necessary to correctly capture these effects are neglected in the TRACE equations of motion, but are readily calculated from CFD solutions.
Armando had the habit of asking a married woman if her husband still slept with her, assuming mostly correctly the married woman was neglected at home.
Finally, the authors conclude, perhaps correctly, that elderly persons tend to neglect drug side effects.
We remember only the past few months of a government's performance (a bias known as "duration neglect") and are hopeless at correctly attributing blame.
Americans correctly sensed that the Kelo Court had neglected a fundamental principle--that the government may not take property from A and give it to B simply because B might be able to put that property to more productive use.
