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Disregarding the clinical complications, for example ensuring that a region of interest is sufficiently homogeneous in blood flow for the entire region to heal at the same rate, we seek the best automatic decision rule.

"This is only the latest unfortunate example of President Trump disregarding the ethical norms that help ensure that public officials are working for the public rather than for private interests," Brendan Fischer, an attorney with the Campaign Legal Center, wrote in an email.

Critics said it was the latest example of a regulator apparently disregarding the painful lessons of recent years.

Thus disregarding the social dimension of bargaining.

Disregarding the type-token distinction.

We are disregarding the epithet alva.

Whether this is a case in which, as Paul Simon wrote, "a man hears what he wants to hear, and disregards the rest," or another example of deliberate distortion is uncertain.

New ACR guidelines, for example, disregard the tender-point examination that was often problematic for physicians lacking a background in rheumatology and employ a severity scale for monitoring common FM symptoms [ 19].

Many Americans, for example, routinely disregard the medical establishment's constant refrain about the dangers of unprotected sex.

But it is in new rights for unwed fathers that Mason finds the most egregious examples of a legal system that disregards the welfare of the child.

For example, if one maintains that the mind is real, one disregards the body as unreal, yielding an idealist position.