Sentence examples for error of ignoring from inspiring English sources
Robinson made the error of ignoring the evidence of what was happening at Edinburgh and Glasgow.
I don't view this as a plus -- 20 years ago, it led me to the fateful error of ignoring the "cute" Macintosh and sticking with the more "efficient" DOS-based PC -- so I look for ways to expand my horizons.
Two considerations influenced this decision: a desire not to repeat the error of ignoring national fissures, as in 1982; and a sense that a Labour cabinet presence would insulate him from international criticism.
In the present study, we cannot answer how the error of ignoring nonsulfated disaccharides could affect the measurement of the total keratan sulfate concentration in rat serum.
Believing that Machar lacked the teeth to realize his threatened coup, Garang made the tactical error of largely ignoring his political posturing.
The practical illustration demonstrates that relatively large biases may occur due to measurement errors, and this highlights the dangers of ignoring measurement error not only in exposure variables but also in their confounders.
The reason is that one side-effect of double bind-communication consists of ignoring errors as a chance for learning and, moreso, promoting the coverup of any dilemmas resulting from double bind-communication, thereby running a high risk that erroneous top-level-decisions could potentially ruin an organisation.
A possible increase of significance level (e.g. Bonferroni correction) may minimize these errors but increases the risk of ignoring really existing relationships.
These errors arise as a result of ignoring that there will be a range of risks that deaths are preventable.
The present study fills this gap, by focusing on the robustness of the treatment parameter and its standard error against ignoring inequality of the within-cluster and contextual effects of the covariate within the framework of a cluster-randomized trial.
Brenner and Hakulinen (2005) empirically assessed the validity of the commonly used standard error definition (ignoring variance of expected survival) using data from the nationwide Finnish Cancer Registry.
