Sentence examples for 1 omission from inspiring English sources

This conclusion is reached by examining three related, but distinct, factors: (1) omission of detail, (2) generalisation, and (3) decontextualisation.

Table 1 Omission and commission errors of burned pixels Class Samples Errors Correctly classified Incorrectly classified Omission Commission Burned 1,022 365 26.3 0.7 Not burned 7,826 7 0.1 4.5 Kappa coefficient = 0.82.

Byzantine faults can be classified into 1) Omission failure: Failure of a resource means requested resource might not exist or unavailable due to busy 2) Execution failure: Failure due to sending incorrect or inconsistent data, corrupting local state or responding with incorrect data, for example, round-off errors propagated from one function to another function [48].

These discrepancies resulted from journal articles' (1) omission of complete SAE data, (2) reporting acute phase study results only and (3) more restrictive reporting criteria.

The TOVA contains five major variables: (1) Omission errors (Inattention); (2) Commission errors (Impulsivity); (3) Response Time; (4) Variability in Response Time; and (5) Perceptual Sensitivity.

The following negative controls were carried out: 1) omission of anti-HCRTR1; 2) preadsorption of the antiserum with the corresponding 5 mM synthetic peptide for 12 h at 4 °C, before use.

As a central new feature it introduces two different delay intervals between S1 onset and S2 presentation, or, in case of S1-only trials, S2 omission.

Failure Model: In the file structure system we have considered 1) Response failures: a) Value failure, b) State transition failure and 2) Omission failures: a) Receive omission failure, b) Send omission failure as given in Table 1.

Given that pharmaceuticals do have an effect on cognition [8], omission of this effect poses significant questions over the conclusions of the reviewed studies.

Glossy privet in the study area has spread very rapidly during the 23 years that we studied and the SVM resulted in highly accurate classifications (Kappa Index 0.88, commission error 0.07, omission error 0.16).

Based on this information it is possible (1) to distinguish transient activity elicited with S1 onset from delay-related activity and (2) to identify the activation profile associated with possible 'nogo-type' activity caused by S2 omission.