Disregarding the error trials leaves the facilitation pattern qualitatively unchanged (Fig. 8), which ensures that the facilitation pattern is not exclusively due to forgetting.
With human error to rail against, sports fans can disregard the underlying system error.
In this sense, our current algorithm only evaluates the precision of the synchronization for the local petitioner, disregarding the synchronization error of the petitioner in relation to their neighbors.
Some experts disregard the term "pilot error" completely, regarding it to be nebulous to the point of uselessness.
Our study, like any other, could not disregard the sources of error when conducting cognitive interviews, but had to be of aware of them when building a structured, thorough cognitive interview design and when recruiting participants; this may have minimized the risk of error.
But when technologies are interconnected, that is, if there is a synergy or trade-off effect between them, such univariate models are inefficient since they disregard the correlation in the error terms of equations that could simultaneously explain adoption decisions for these components.
Disregarding the NP errors, precision for Curation_Positive_Stringent and Curation_Positive_All increased two points to 64%and81%1%, respectively.
61 ("The court at every stage of the proceeding must disregard any error or defect in the proceeding which does not affect the substantial rights of the parties").
Our work is grounded on an important insight: While existing data cleaning techniques can be effective at purging datasets of errors, they disregard the fact that a lot of errors are systemic, inherent to the process that produces the data, and thus will keep occurring unless the problem is corrected at its source.
"Being 'right' on taxes, education, health care, immigration and the economy fails to make up for the error of disregarding the value of a human life," the bishop wrote.
