"A few of them were tough," Ms. Stabile said of the 13 almost omitted names.
The bloody outcome of the battle of Shrewsbury, with Harry Hotspur dead on the field, followed by the English glory at Agincourt, was almost omitted since Joanna had no direct connection with either.
The US military catalogue — the largest such database publicly available — almost certainly omits information on classified satellites.
This ideal of control is part of the same patriarchal worldview that refuses to label domestic violence for what it is; that insists on publishing praise for a man who has just brutally murdered his wife and three children; that almost entirely omits the one woman from the story.
1) This is an interesting study but it almost entirely omits consideration of the critical role of B-cells as APCs in Tfh induction.
Reviewer #1: 1) This is an interesting study but it almost entirely omits consideration of the critical role of B-cells as APCs in Tfh induction.
The cilia model of LR asymmetry is bolstered by the fact that human patients and animal mutants with ciliopathies often have LR patterning defects., - Yet, the interpretation of these studies' data almost universally omits the fact that "ciliary" proteins also have intracellular functions.
For example references to the Cultural Revolution are almost entirely omitted.
Because our articles can never be as comprehensive as the original studies, they almost always omit some crucial caveats, such as limitations acknowledged by the researchers.
Many MPs lack a sense of "ownership" of him as leader, feeling they were almost casually omitted when the new rules were drawn up under Ed Miliband.
