Sentence examples for possibility of ignoring from inspiring English sources

He also left open the possibility of ignoring a vote against military action in the House of Representatives, saying he did not believe there was a constitutional need for congressional approval.

Moreover, a small number of patterns cannot better approximate the CRMBs, as a result there is always a possibility of ignoring a CRMB using the pattern mode, if only the extracted pattern from a cluster is used to match against the CRMBs of the same cluster.

This study underscores the need for interventions to integrate well into provider workflow and ideally be mandatory without any possibility of ignoring or bypassing the VTE algorithm.

The collected material was unsuitable for analysis, because it concerned a biopsy (N = 2) or a metastasis (N = 2) or no tumor tissue was present (N = 4) or material contained less than 10% malignant cells (N = 7) (tumor samples had to contain at least 10% malignant cells to decrease the possibility of ignoring mutations).

A minmum value of C rL  = 0.5, and a maxmum value of C rH  = 0.9 may be a good choise for a quick and primary assessment of the possibility of shallow landsliding, ignoring the variation in geological and rainfall conditions.

Despite this, the possibility of autotoxicity is ignored when experiments including monospecific stands are designed and when their results are evaluated.

What concerns Mr. Fishman and Mr. Schwartz is that today's planning decisions are foreclosing possibilities and ignoring the topography of the site, where daylight reaches 70 feet into the earth.

As expected, if only the first criterion was used (i.e., we assume the six standard classes comprise an exhaustive set of possibilities and ignore the MLE), the false classification rate increased monotonically as the number of markers made it easier to reject all five alternatives in favor of the single best-fit class.

Addams views the city as built around the possibility of factory production but ignoring the needs of future workers.

There is surely the possibility of domestic commitments being ignored by future leaders, but note that this concern is not unique to the portfolio approach.

Furthermore, liberals might point out that refusing to countenance the possibility of GPMs is to ignore the evidence that we have of GPMs being conducive to well-being which we can garner by considering existing people who excel in GPM traits.