Sentence examples for is ignored that from inspiring English sources

When uncertainty in either patient-assigned criterion weights or performance scores is ignored (that is, set to their mean values), the point estimates for all four drugs remain similar.

When aligning disordered residues, only sequence information is used and all the predicted structure information is ignored; that is, their relevant feature values are set to 0. Unlike many sequence alignment programs (Altschul et al., 1997; Mott, 2005), CNFpred does not use an affine gap penalty.

Here a possible objection is ignored that the justifications 'the late Prime Minister was Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman' and 'Mr. Balfour was the late Prime Minister' are mutually exclusive since there could be only one Prime Minister at a time.

The World Health Organization last week recommended one dose of vaccine for all children, but the United States is ignoring that advice.

The story that refuses to be ignored: that's the one to write about!

The results of PET were ignored (that is, no impact) in management in 8% (5 out of 61) of patients.

However, it has become apparent in cryo-EM, when out-of-plane tilt cannot be ignored, that correct solutions can be unstable when this tilt is ignored.

Moreover, we considered only 13 covariates in the study, and many other factors may have been ignored that may also contribute some residual confounding.

Grassley has been ignoring that tradition.

Researchers and intervention developers who solely work with RAA in developing interventions are ignoring that important distinction between theories of the problem and theories of the action.

He described what was happening as "really extreme poverty" and said it "feels as though the government is ignoring that".