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We point out that the coercive condition (1.9) of Φ can be omitted because of the reflexivity of the Musielak-Orlicz-Sobolev spaces in [2].

The fact that three plots had to be omitted because of single large trees near the plot borders indicate however that much larger plots might be needed in the woodlands of Africa than in the boreal where plot radius of about 10 m most often are used.

Scrutiny of the data showed that 193 cases needed to be omitted because of protocol violations.

Fourth, heterogeneity could not be omitted because of methodological diversities between studies.

LEPT and SEPT did not reveal considerable advantages over the RAND strategy, and should thus be omitted because of the computational load resulting from the sorting procedure.

Although posterior displacement may not be omitted because of sagging of posterior traction force of the recessed muscle, Fibrin glue creates an adhesive bed that prevent from anterior displacement.

One item (F3.6 "The "true being" ("inner core") can not be affected by illness") was omitted because of a weak reliability (0.2997) and – even more important – it points to a distinct "field of meaning" that would need more items in the questionnaire, and thus will be used as marker item until the construct will be revised for this topic.

O'Neill, meanwhile, deployed a side that was close to his first-choice, although Séamus Coleman was omitted because of a tight hamstring.

Another device is to note, in appropriate text or marginal references, that many minor lakes or islets are omitted because of scale.

Landon Donovan and Edson Buddle of the Los Angeles Galaxy were omitted because of their team's push to make the Major League Soccer playoffs.

The speedups for the IPv6 dataset are similar and were omitted because of space constraints.