Sentence examples for Virtually omitted from inspiring English sources

Prevailing theories of recruitment after disturbance center on the role of pioneer species; predictions of forest biodiversity focus almost exclusively on dispersal and shade tolerance while vegetative reproduction is virtually omitted from models and serious discussions of the topic.

Robinson et al interviewed only 12 carers, and Tilling et al virtually omitted the phase.

It's a bad cliché." It also may come as a disappointment that the book virtually omits photography over the last four decades.

I am virtually omitting here, because it resists abridgment, what could be a book in itself: Black's informed account of the efforts to undo the damage to Connecticut rivers.

The concept times for the Timer Interrupt, a specific version of the ISR are virtually identical and are omitted for brevity.

First, the background signal seen in the tandem mass spectrometry assay when substrate is omitted is virtually zero (i.e., no components of blood other than enzymatic product are detected in the product mass spectrometry ion-selective channels), whereas nonproduct components of the blood contribute to significant autofluorescence in the fluorometric assay.

The two-parameter (partial-volume-corrected) PVC IDIFs were omitted from these plots, as they were virtually identical to the scale-corrected IDIFs (green, orange curves).

To achieve the minimal I value <25%, four studies 34 65 66 70 had to be omitted, resulting in I=18.8% and a virtually unchanged residual odds ratio of 1.09 (0.93 to 1.29; P=0.29).

And, as is the case with virtually all observational studies of this sort, there may be variables omitted from our analyses that might bias our estimates or otherwise affect our results.

An article on Monday about research that has found that professors have virtually no impact on the political views and ideology of their students omitted the name of a co-author of the book "Closed Minds?

Except for sententious choruses added by Brecht, religious references omitted by him and lengthy cuts made by his source, Arthur Waley, Der Jasagerr" has virtually the same text as "Taniko".