If a study omits children in addressing population mortality, findings may exclude a large portion of deaths.
Therefore, based on this experience and the encouraging single-agent activity of paclitaxel in advanced disease (Curtin et al, 2001), a subsequent GOG-161 study omitted cisplatin and compared single-agent ifosfamide vs paclitaxel+ifosfamide, yielding superiority of the combination in terms of RR, PFS and OS (Homesley et al, 2007).
But Kenneth Gillingham, an assistant professor of economics at Yale University, said that the study omitted the influence of technological change, assumed that other countries had no carbon policies, and did not count benefits from climate policies.
For example, a DNA based phylogeny has been published for Chinese Triculinae [ 24], but this study omitted the Mekong radiation and included only one pomatiopsine snail.
Another study omitted Alioramus altogether due to the only specimen's fragmentary nature.
First, Kliegel at al. 's study omitted large number of available published age contrasts.
Fifteen (25%) of the patients participating in our study omitted the section concerned with driving (section 8).
Furthermore, the costings in Hoonhout et al 's study omitted costs of long-term care, loss of earnings, and litigation.
An earlier ecological study omitted California, Arizona, and New Mexico because of the high rates of cancers such as gastric cancer near the US-Mexico border.
The estimate of deaths from unknown foodborne agents by the Mead study omitted deaths from unknown foodborne agents that do not cause gastroenteritis.
All single study omitted pooled estimates were within the 95% confidence intervals of the respective overall pooled estimates in diarrheal patients and apparently normal individuals.
