Notably, it appears that omitted variables bias is important here.
A "modernized" code was produced that omitted the key prohibition of clandestine research.
Previous studies conducted on non-living cells provided only snapshots that omitted important details.
With time running out, the Senate approved a Republican bill that omitted the stronger court oversight.
Mr. Boorman brazenly presented Malaysian officials with a dummy script that omitted all references to Burma.
The Founding Fathers commanded and watched the work of our ancestors, writing histories that omitted their accomplishments.
By design, the cause-and-prejudice standard creates a nearirrebuttable presumption that omitted claims are permanently barred.
They complained recently when the post office printed a poster advertising holiday stamps that omitted the Eid stamp.
Your The Year In Review article on housing paraphrased me in ways that omitted subtle, yet crucial points.
Prosecutors accused Mr. Rubinstein of filing a false 2007 federal income tax return that omitted his offshore holdings.
The Pakistani foreign office dismissed the report as a worthless and skewed document that omitted the "positives" of Pakistani society.
