Sentence examples for be omitted without a from inspiring English sources

In patients with a low probability of invasion, an axillary procedure can be omitted without a substantial risk of additional surgery.

Also, it is easy to show that the associative law is valid, and hence the parentheses in (2) can be omitted without any ambiguities.

Accordingly, the chroma features could be omitted without any performance deterioration.

A plate containing figures of the skeletons of a frog, a dog, and part of the skeleton of a bird (apparently there was no room for the skull, which is omitted), without a single bone labelled, is not likely to be of very much service even to the most elementary scholar.

If a phrase that expresses a comment about a noun can be omitted without substantially changing the meaning, and if it would be pronounced after a slight pause and with its own intonation contour, then be sure to set it off with commas (or dashes or parentheses): "The Cambridge restaurant, which had failed to clean its grease trap, was infested with roaches".

The cut-off value has been selected so that, for patients with a low probability of invasion, an axillary procedure can be omitted without substantial risk of their needing to undergo additional surgery, while patients with a high probability of invasion can be offered up-front SLNB.

For highly correlated traits, only the leading PC have practical influence on genetic variation and PC with a negligible effect can be omitted without impairing accuracy of estimation.

As a conclusion, a number of diagnostic factors in a patient's data record can be omitted without loss of fidelity in the diagnosis procedure.

If this step could be omitted without adverse effect or with benefit for the individual patient, and with a reduction in operating time and suture material, this could lead to a meaningful cost saving, taking into cognizance the large numbers of caesarean sections performed worldwide.

In a similar manner, support for geo-anycasting can also be omitted without violating the application requirements, since only geo-broadcasting is demanded.

[ 7] In addition, several investigators have recently reported that the verbal component of the GCS can be omitted without compromising reliability and predictive validity of the score, especially in patients suffering a neurologic event.