Sentence examples for avoid the omission from inspiring English sources

Then, we coded the curricula repeatedly with the coding message to avoid the omission of data.

Using the concept of Ackoff [1], their main function is to avoid the omission error.

To avoid the omission of local factors by imposing sharp neighbourhood boundaries, the "zone of indifference" conceptualization parameter was chosen for our global and local cluster analyses.

After initial screening, we further conducted a hand search to avoid the omission of recently published studies (June 2008-May 2010).

Although it has been estimated that 60% of miRNA primary transcripts are found in the intergenic regions [ 43], we chose to search the entire genome to avoid the omission of any miRNA genes that might occur in introns or coding regions.

To avoid possible omission of methylated loci, we analyzed DNA methylation at non-CpGs (CpHs) in the first exon of the HIF-1α gene in various breast cancer cell lines.

(1) To avoid undesirable omission, scenarios and alternatives should ideally be developed to ensure that no suitable alternative (amongst those considered) is discarded.

Neurons in several frontal lobe regions are sensitive to feedback indicating when a change in response is necessary to obtain a reward or avoid reward omission (Johnston, Levin, Koval, & Everling, 2007; Mansouri et al., 2007; K. Matsumoto et al., 2003; Wallis & Miller, 2003).

These were cross-checked with other key informants and village people for proper identification, and to avoid duplication and omission, especially in the case of the informal sector providers.

With regard to this Directive, the legislator considers the transmission of such documents to be justified to achieve the objective of this Directive and to avoid potential omissions and inconsistencies regarding implementation by the Member States under their national legislation.

The semestral visits are complemented by weekly updates by the key informants in the community and daily hospital visits, to avoid possible omissions of some events if only semestral visits are used.