Sentence examples for significant disregard from inspiring English sources

"The announcement appeared to be a deliberate attempt to take attention from the pre-eminent baseball event of the year, the World Series, and showed a significant disregard for the core principle that baseball is a team game and not an individual sport," DuPuy said.

In these cases, a different form of intellectual-property protection, based on partially-open innovation systems, has proven more effective, even though its very existence is threatened by the global prevalence of the strong intellectual property paradigm, pushed into forced illegality and faced with significant disregard for the products of the innovation process.

Since the economist Lester (1967) stated that "size-of-establishment differentials in total compensation are too significant to disregard in wage theory, but they have yet to be satisfactorily treated in theoretical terms" (p. 67), considerable headway has been made in explaining why larger organizations pay their employees higher wages.

If physiological assessment had been made pre post-PCI in lesions deemed anatomically significant, with disregard for FFR, it is likely that the relationshipre post-PCtenosIs QCA and inprovement in post-PCI physiolesionsuldeemed been significanatomically

Or remembered and its significance disregarded.

But the judge added, "Although Ms. Reid is knowledgeable and concerned for her children's medical needs, she does what she thinks is right and to a significant extent disregards what others think is the correct course of treatment based on their professional opinions.

The threshold estimator introduced in Section  2 achieves a good trade-off between incorrectly identifying noisy edges as significant and disregarding significant ones.

Accepting that "errors and inaccuracies" are part of a "fast-moving and healthy press, Leveson says that "when the story is just too big and the public appetite too great", there has been a "significant and reckless disregard for accuracy" and adds that the risk to the public because of such errors "is obvious".

The amino acid sequence is not a reliable indicator to predict cross-reactivity because antibodies to amino acid 52 to 72 of Epstein-Barr virus nuclear antigen 1 (EBNA-152-72) also cross-reacted to amino acid 169 to 180 of Ro antigen (Ro169-180) disignificantnificant differences of both sequences [ 3].

Without such boundary reforms, MPs could end up representing constituencies based on data that is over 20 years old, disregarding significant changes in demographics, house building and migration.

However, not only do the methodological notes accompanying the three indicators under the review of this paper not acknowledge these important debates but also they use the EWI data to construct their own composite indicators and to rank countries, thus disregarding significant recommendations and the decisions taken by the World Bank itself.