The phrase "a omission of" is not correct in English.
It should be "an omission of." You can use it when referring to the act of leaving something out or failing to include it in a statement or document.
Example: "The report had an omission of critical data that affected the overall analysis."
Alternatives: "a lack of" or "an exclusion of."
The following control procedures were included to verify the specificity of the antibodies: (a) omission of primary antibody, (b) replacement of primary antisera with 1% BSA, (c) omission of secondary antibody, and (d) preadsorption of diluted primary antibody for LH with either salmon pituitary gland LH or human pituitary gland LH (Sigma, USA) at 10−5 M for 24 h prior to incubation.
Two control procedures were performed according to the same experimental protocol: (a) omission of the primary antibody and (b) substitution of the primary antibody with an autologous preimmune serum.
The following controls were performed: (a) omission of the primary antibody; (b) substitution of the primary antiserum with non-immune serum diluted 1: 500 in blocking buffer; (c) addition of the target peptide used to produce the antibody (10−6 M); no immunostaining was observed after any of the control procedures.
This may be the result of a punctuational error or the fix to an omission of a space.
Half of included studies [ 10– 20], however, received a high RoB rating, mostly due to a lack of duality in the study selection process and an omission of a quality assessment of included studies.
This point highlights an omission of a signpost to Figure 4a and b where we present the data quantifying this claim.
The results show that an omission of an MRSA screening causes higher costs than performing a targeted screening.
In regard to phylogeny, the additional analysis performed by Abrantes and Esteves is an extension to, not an omission of, the original disease-focused paper.
To avoid overestimation of DVT incidence because of an omission of DVT prophylaxis, a DVT prophylaxis regimen was instituted.
Although it's possible that a similar sequencing omission could have occurred in another strain, an omission of this size is likely a rare occurrence.
One thing you never seemed to learn was that an omission of the truth is still a lie.
