Sentence examples for disregards effect from inspiring English sources
The p-value of the whole model is critical because it tends to accept complex models with many parameters and it disregards effect of sample size.
Wal-Mart's overall sales in the period fell 0.6% to $93.47 billion, but on a constant currency basis, which disregards effects of the stronger dollar, the company said net sales increased by 4.5% to around $98.31 billion.
Such estimates disregard effects on the fitness landscape deriving from the natural in vivo environment.
The latter analysis was conducted to disregard effects on VC that could result from marked differences in renal function.
Hence, with a logarithmic brightness scale (and disregarding effects of focal blur), any spatial derivative operator will be invariant to variations in the effective f-number (as well as other multiplicative exposure parameters).
The conventional method for determining the reaction coefficients disregards the effect of mass transfer on the reaction surface by designing and controlling a reaction process to be reaction-limited.
Disregarding the effect of flame stretch for mixtures of positive Markstein length results in overestimating the turbulent flame speed.
If the Fed continues to disregard its effect on emerging markets, should these economies insulate themselves by strictly curtailing capital flows?
Domestically, the Snowden papers show the N.S.A. being careless with our civil rights; internationally, they reveal that the Agency has recklessly disregarded the effect its work might have on diplomatic relations and the view of America in the world.
Policy-makers should not disregard the effect of e-commerce on properties of the aggregate price level and inflation as pricing in online markets does differ from that in brick-and-mortar stores.
