Outcomes in RCT's of antipsychotic medications are often examined using last observation carried forward (LOCF) and mixed effect models (MMRM), these ignore meaning of non-completion and thus rely on questionable assumptions.
Judge Henderson, who was nominated to the court by President Ronald Reagan, said in her opinion that her two colleagues' tolerance of some of the law's restrictions ignored the meaning of the First Amendment.
It is, moreover, only by ignoring the meaning of neutrality and private choice themselves that the majority can even pretend to rest today's decision on those criteria...
Then, while being timed, the men are asked to ignore the meaning of the word and name the color it is printed in.
The only thing that is more unnerving is the sight of adults with young children crossing streets against the light, in this way effectively teaching these children to ignore the meaning of a red traffic light.
In taking stock of who they are and what they might become, and given the paucity of alternatives, the English can no longer ignore the meaning of English football.
Though curiously familiar with the tropes and conventions of the despised genre, they so blithely ignore the meaning of terms, they reinvent the wheel with such cries of self-admiration, that their endeavours seem a doomed effort to prove that one can write a novel without learning how.
Generalising, we might think that if you are interested only in the truth about logical consequence, then it is never legitimate to ignore the meaning of some expression in an argument.
Sadly, the service is still U.S.-only, and Google warns that it's still in beta, something which we've come to ignore the meaning of thanks to Google's own Gmail.
But studies suggest that it is not a teen's lack of knowledge or awareness, it is hyper-rational thinking that gets the individual jazzed about the upside of a choice and to ignore the meaning of the downside.
