Sentence examples for disregarding the effect from inspiring English sources

Even disregarding the effect of the events in Venezuela, Exxon's production fell 6percentt.

Disregarding the effect of flame stretch for mixtures of positive Markstein length results in overestimating the turbulent flame speed.

The paper debates with this formulation which correlates the target resistance with the unconfined compression strength through a smooth continuous function of the strength disregarding the effect of different concrete mix designs that produce the same unconfined strength.

In [22], this compromise was analyzed with respect to its effect on the radii of the PEF zeros, while disregarding the effect on the PEF zero angles.

On these four datasets YCC), YCC-gds2318), YCC-gse4987-53) and YCC-gse4987-35) respectively, the genes from TB39 can correctly classify almost all time points into two cell cycles disregarding the effect of potential circular expression profiles in cell cycles.

Disregarding the effects of kinematic soil pile interaction, the seismic responses of piles can be obtained by approximating the free-field ground response analysis, the ultimate earth pressure model, and the ground displacement profiles.

Key examples of this bleak record includes: the initial neglect of veterans suffering from Gulf War Syndrome and depression, years of disregarding the effects of Agent Orange exposure on Vietnam veterans, the consistent silence on Iraq veteran suicide rates and the maltreatment of rape victims in service.

Any model of maximum dive depth disregarding the effects of tide and time of day increased ΔAIC by an order of magnitude (from 7.4 to >70; Table 3), suggesting that both tide and time were important factors in this model.

However, any input that lies in the space between the two different HDE trajectories, corresponding to the two different input histories, can in principle (disregarding the effects of noise) discriminate between the two cases.

As repair rate and proliferation delay carry a higher degree of uncertainty than the α/ β quotient, results are also reported for BEDs disregarding the effects of overall treatment time in Tables 5a and 5b.

20 21 22 23 Like the study by Olsen et al, most of them include only women in the age group that could benefit from screening and do not compare trends in breast cancer mortality with those in an unscreened group, thus disregarding the effects of other important factors that could change in the screening period (such as treatment).