Criminal liability in these cases is based on the acts or omissions of the company's employees and executives.
Additional heatmaps are provided based on the locations of omissions, and on the locations of path intersections, to give an indication of the spatial properties of these measures.
The CPT (identical pairs) measures inattention, based on the number of targets missed (omission errors), and sustained attention and impulse control, from the frequency of incorrectly pressing a button (commission errors) [ 28].
The reason for this omission is based on the fact that we have previously shown (using selective agonists and antagonists) that these receptors correlate with the pharmacological profile of, respectively: (i) α2A/2C (but not α2B -adrenoceptor subtypes [18]; and (ii) 5-HT1B and 5-HT1F (but not 5-HT1A or 5-HT1D) receptor subtypes [19, 20].
All models were reclassified to presence/absence pixels within ArcMap 9.3 using threshold values that allowed a maximum of five percent omission error based on the presence data available.
This omission may be based on the assumption that no problem exists in south and central Asia, where the incidence of malaria is much lower and is responsible for a smaller proportion of febrile cases than in Africa.
Better performing models based on the logistic output of Maxent have fewer omission errors even as predicted probability of occurrence reaches maximal values.
Based on the gene expression data, the selection of SPL2 and the omission of PHO81 and YPL110C by TRANSMODIS are consistent with one's intuition.
It is impossible that a Vatican commission could be told not to question the policies of the pope during World War II based on the doctrine of infallibility ("The Vatican's Sin of Omission," by Arthur Hertzberg, Op-Ed, May 14).
Prospectively defined chemotherapy dose modifications (dose omission, delay or reduction) were based on the worst grades of haematological and non-haematological toxicity during chemoradiotherapy.
