Sentence examples for addressing omission from inspiring English sources

Sensitivity analysis is a flexible approach to addressing omission of covariates that makes it possible to assess the impact of 'clinically plausible' levels of unmeasured confounding and other sources of bias on the treatment estimates (Groenwold, 2010).

This paper seeks to address omissions in previous research by identifying a future competency profile for design engineers.

Legislation addressing this omission was introduced in both state legislative bodies during the 1999-2000 sessinn in Albany but failed to reach the floor of either house.

Indeed, we know some academics who do not even read the contracts they sign, and others who read them but go ahead and sign them without addressing errors, omissions, and other concerns.

Overall, Cortana's improvements over Siri and Google Now aren't enough to compel a switch from an iPhone or Android phone – but Cortana does address an omission in Windows Phone for those already thinking of getting one.

To begin to address this omission, we offer a model of perhaps the most central process, the individual employee's skill seeking under skill-based pay.

In his Purity-focused afterword to the literary biography Jonathan Franzen: The Comedy of Rage, Philip Weinstein addresses his omission more directly: "Let us leave aside," he writes simply, "the casually sexist language that Franzen began to draw on in Freedom and deploys more uninhibitedly here".

This study aimed to address this omission.

To address this omission, we used eNOS−/− mice.

In the present study, we address this omission by evaluating current levels of tDDT and PCBs in the blubber of stranded animals.

The U.K. Environmental Mutagen Society decided to address this omission, and in 1985 established 8 working groups comprising genetic toxicologists from all sectors of the science, plus at least 2 statisticians per group, to produce statistics guidelines on 10 different test systems.