In vitro methods assessing cup stability keep the hip joint in a fixed position, overlooking the effect of hip motion.
Prior studies have shown that information about health hazards may shift demand downward, because consumers devaluate the affected product attribute, while overlooking the effect of such information on attribute importance weights, implicitly considering them to be stable.
— I realized he meant "special relativity" — "overlooks the effects of gravitation, as though it didn't matter".
Nor should we overlook the effects of immigration, a factor that requires empirical inquiry: do first, or even second, generation immigrants buy newspapers?
[3]], the tendency is to either overlook the effects of impreciseness or to simplify the issue of impreciseness by assuming worst-case values.
Unfortunately, we sometimes focus so narrowly on creating value for those at the bargaining table that we overlook the effects of our agreements on our customers, our community, and our society.
Advocates of amnesty for illegal immigrants (news article, Sept. 25) overlook the effects of the most recent mass amnesty in 1986: increased illegal immigration, as potential immigrants realized that the United States is not serious about enforcing its immigration laws.
It is impossible to overlook the effects of these frequent outbreaks of violence involving players and fans, even though Higuaín is well respected by those in his home country.
The literature has extensively investigated the antecedents of single teams performance, but has largely overlooked the effects of multiple team membership (MTM), i.e., the participation of a focal team's members in multiple teams simultaneously, on the focal team outcomes.
However, a large number of studies have been conducted with methods that overlook the effects of social context.
