Sentence examples for data neglects from inspiring English sources
As this Concurrent Media blog post makes clear, Wurtzel's misleading data neglects to mention that Netflix currently reaches 42 million U.S. subscribers, compared to the 116 million U.S. households that NBC, Fox, CBS and ABC reach.
Time-averaged exposure data neglects important climate variations leading to the reduction of chloride ingress penetration rates (Flint et al. 2014); therefore, understanding the influence of these aspects becomes essential to improve the accuracy of chloride ingress modeling.
We also found that using the length-weighted average for fiber shape factor and fiber length data neglects the important contribution from the distribution in these properties on the mechanical properties of the sheets.
As all amines react with CO2 in a reversible way, and the mass transfer models used for the interpretation of the experimental data neglect this reversibility and take only the forward reaction rate into account, the influence of the reversibility is studied.
These uncertainties may be noise experienced in data, neglected dynamics, or even intrinsic biological variability.
The results have wide applicability for the analysis of different sources of uncertainty like noise experienced in the data, neglected dynamics, or intrinsic biological variability.
All the results are in agreement with previous work highlighting difficulties to discriminate disease related SASs on the basis of protein stability criteria [ 24]. *Global uses all data neglecting the correspondence between proteins and their conformers.
It models the stress and strain changes associated with elastic co-seismic slip on large faults observed on seismic reflection data and neglects the effect of inter-seismic relaxation process.
In CPR model, cross-sectional and time-series nature of the data is neglected.
In current motion correction approaches in PET-MRI, motion information from PET data is neglected.
In Japan, especially, existing empirical studies have largely adopted aggregated data and neglected sectoral differences in electricity demand.
