Sentence examples for because of omission from inspiring English sources

Of the 43 patients who fulfilled the study criteria, 2 patients could not complete the study protocol due to surgical complications (periprosthetic fracture) and 2 patients were excluded from the analysis because of omission of baseline DXA measurements.

As we limited our search to five high-impact journals, it is possible that we have overestimated the prevalence of delta inflation because of omission of trials that more accurately predicted delta in other journals.

In contrast, cranial NTDs still occurred at high frequency when bacterial folate was available because of omission of antibiotic (Fig. 3; FD+BF), again correlating with an apparent lack of difference between FD and FD+BF conditions in effect on maternal blood folate (Fig. 1A).

This field may be characterized by atypical accident scenarios, i.e. scenarios not captured by common HAZard IDentification (HAZID) techniques because of omissions, errors or lack of knowledge.

The sample consisted of 246 valid cases (see Table 1) selected from an original sample of 260 cases; 14 cases were excluded because of omissions or protocol incompleteness.

For parents in doubt, this fear may be a reason to refrain from vaccination — also because errors of omission (and thus not vaccinating) are generally "preferred" over errors of commission [ 16].

In fact, moments such as these force us to take responsibility for the part we have played in causing global inequalities, either because of the actions we have endorsed or encouraged or because of our sins of omission in avoiding opportunities to challenge injustice.

The party is losing the working class by sins of omission — because it has not developed policies to address economic anxiety.

All groups acquired a novel omission contingency at the same rate, suggesting no impairments in instrumental flexibility and, because of the omission nature of the contingency, no persistent impairments in response inhibition or perseveration.

England would love a battery of all-rounders but the only one of credibility they chose not to bring because of a dismal summer: the omission of Ben Stokes, the best batsman in Australia during the last Ashes, was a selectorial miscalculation.

"Equally important, U.S. businesses and our economy suffer because of the omission of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender families from the bill introduced last week".