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Thus, since the difference between the non-post-stratified model and the post-strata models were modest, we would rather recommend the non-post-stratified model (which disregards the land use and vegetation types) to be more adequate for most applications that will involve large-scale AGB estimation supported by ALS data, at least until high quality thematic maps are made available.

In this study, a series of horizontal springs is diverted to the face between the bottom of the beam and the foundation to address the limitation of the Pasternak model, which tends to disregard the tangential interaction between the beam and the foundation.

Another explanation is that our model, which represents wild-type strains, disregards the alterations that occur in modified organisms due to the production of recombinant protein.

The secular trend for all models reflects changes in the elderly dependency ratio over time, except for hypothetical scenarios 2 and 3, which disregarded demographic changes.

We finally discuss methods to compute solutions and approximate solutions (which disregard preference).

If proved, this suggests irresponsible behaviour which disregarded public health".

The literature is filled with structural optimization articles which claim to minimize costs but which disregard the costs of failure.

Adjusted earnings, which disregard favorable tax audit settlements, were 89 cents per share.

First, we compared our combined strategy to baseline methods which disregard conservation in networks.

In practice, effects of discontinuities of rock mass on tunnel stability are usually disregarded in finite element (FE) models, which are widely used for design of underground structures.

To contextualize the correlations obtained for the dispersion models, we calculated the first model as a control matrix (Table S2; see Figure 1 for an illustration of the models), which simply represents the direct linear distance between all pairs of series, disregarding such geographic barriers as the Pacific Ocean.