Sentence examples for hence ignore from inspiring English sources
However, says Alberto Almeida of Instituto Análise, a political consultancy, they also assume that most politicians are dirty, and hence ignore even blatant graft when they vote.
Current utility-theoretic approaches assume an aggregated group utility function and hence ignore aspects of the group decision making process.
Conventional classification schemes assume that the targets are nominal and hence ignore their ranked nature, whereas parametric and/or non-parametric regression models enforce a metric notion of distance between classes.
However, the majority of the past studies loosely assume that all generators and loads in microgrid are connected to one bus, hence ignore the underlying distribution network constraints, e.g. node voltage boundaries.
Belief in this sense comes in three "degrees": the ideal doxastic agent either believes A, or else she believes W \ A and thus disbelieves A, or else she believes neither A nor W \ A and thus suspends judgment with respect to A. Ordinary doxastic agents sometimes believe both A and W \ A, but we assume that they should not do so, and hence ignore this case.
In exploring the parameter space, we make the simplifying assumption that at most one Pol II is active at any time, and hence ignore any effects of polymerase assemblies holding each other up during elongation (as noted earlier, this phenomena has been investigated by [19], [20], [23]).
However, these have essentially been static analyses and hence ignored the influence of the kinematics.
Hence, ignoring the vertical product differentiation component could lead to overestimation of search frictions.
Traditional models for gas absorption have considered the gas-liquid interface to be instantaneously saturated with the gas, hence ignoring any interfa.
Firstly, the current design codes follow the conventional assumption of superposition of concrete plus stirrup contribution to the shear strength, hence ignoring any interaction between shear resisting mechanisms.
Hence, ignoring these changes such as new products in the coming future imposes subsequent unplanned changes to the CMS and causes production disruptions and unexpected costs.
