Sentence examples for additional miss from inspiring English sources

The additional miss call signifies that the referee doesn't believe the player made a "good enough attempt" at hitting the ball in question.

Additional missing data were mainly related to intermittent missing questionnaires due to deterioration and questionnaire fatigue.

A review was performed to identify any contact made with EMS providers and subsequent refusal of care; however, the complexities of area EMS services may have led to additional missed cases of recurrent hypoglycemia.

The Union of Concerned Scientists published its own report in June concerning climate change-induced ozone increases that could result in an array of health-related costs by 2020: 2.8 million additional serious respiratory illnesses and nearly a million additional missed school days, all amounting to about $5.4 billion in costs.

A total of 10 additional miss-assemblies were identified by GAGE after scaffolding with the unamplified long-insert library (Table  4) and, comparably, the Phi amplified library created the same number of miss-assemblies but actually had the largest corrected N50, as well as containing the largest scaffold of all the assemblies.

The assembly scaffolded with the Rap amplified library, which contains the fewest wrongly oriented reads in among all amplified libraries but has the most PCR duplicates, shows the fewest additional miss-assemblies and with both the N50 and longest scaffold length very similar to the unamplified sample.

Additional missing data are because of either missing images or images not eligible for analysis.

For variables with multiple categories, we created an additional missing category.

Local administrative data and depression experts were contacted and asked to identify any additional missing studies.

For those with missing information on a particular covariate, we included an additional "missing" category for the respective variable.

We have incorporated the additional missing references (Kang et al. was already present in the original manuscript).