Sentence examples for omit considerations from inspiring English sources

It may be that there are ways of tinkering with the λ terms to avoid the objection, but on the face of it the notions of local cognitive value embodied in both the linear and quadratic rules seem to be deficient because they omit considerations of truthlikeness even while valuing truth.

This objection might not show Hume's theory is mistaken we omit consideration of it further here but it does pose a question with which any Humean must wrestle: Which constant conjunctions are the genuine ones on the basis of which the causal relation can be said to hold, and which are not?

(The next most frequent practice in these studies was to omit consideration of cofactors altogether).

Aside from the method of Krivovichev (Krivovichev & Brown, 2001 ▸; Krivovichev, 2012 ▸), the methods examined above rely on minimizing the RMSD of the bond-valence sums around the cations and omit consideration of the anions.

However, the recently published American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association (ACC/AHA) Guidelines on the Treatment of Blood Cholesterol [ 106] solely focus on statins for CVD prevention, and omit consideration of other therapies for management of residual CV risk in high-risk patients with persistent atherogenic dyslipidaemia despite being at LDL cholesterol goal.

"But it omits consideration of the likely consequences to the victim".

The IPCC's assessments of the potential costs of climate change "is probably an underestimate," argued Zenghelis, "because it omits consideration of many of the impacts of climate change, including potentially catastrophic risks".

The well-intended study, when it began more than a decade ago, may have asked the wrong questions, studied the wrong age group of women, and omitted consideration of some key issues.

smart offers a descriptive specification of an agent architecture but omits consideration of issues relating to construction and control.

We have also omitted consideration of the effects on local cultures and norms by ecotourism.

By restricting our concern to only climatic abiotic conditions, we run the risk of omitting consideration of non-climatic abiotic conditions; for example, the availability of abiotic refugia such as rock crevices or subterranean hibernacula.