Sentence examples for both omit from inspiring English sources

Bud Taylor asserts that "…innovating management is the key to commercializing ideas". A problem, among many with this view and the views on Chinese industrialization and innovation presented by the MIT SMR is that both omit, skip over, deny some of the fundamental factors upon which Chinese "innovation" and "industrialization" are based.

The fact that the maps application as well as the World Clock both omit Israel from being associated with Jerusalem might be telling.

A notable example of an agreement between the Sinaiticus and Vaticanus texts is that they both omit the word εικη ('without cause'withoutout reason', 'in vain') from Matthew 5 22 "But I say unto you, That whosoever is angry with his brother without a cause shall be in danger of the judgement".

We attempted to mitigate the stochastic effects of instrumental sampling in proteomics by using Bayesian statistics, but cannot rule out the possibility that the discovered molecular pathophysiological profile of KD may both omit significant and include irrelevant proteins.

Root is now on course to play in both the Champions Trophy and the Ashes next summer, and his impressive Test debut in Nagpur before Christmas has lifted him above both Eoin Morgan and Samit Patel in the battle for middle-order places – they are both omitted from the Test squad for New Zealand, as expected.

Incubations both omitting the specific antibody, and including unrelated antibodies, were used as negative controls.

Cells contained in lymphoid follicles and areas of distended crypt structures were both omitted from the calculations.

The negative ion mode resulted in a more intense signal compared to the positive mode, except for acetic and propionic acid (both omitted for the purpose of this study).

Both figures omit about $213 million that is allocated by Congress to the agency but earmarked by law for grants to state safety programs.

The importance of the trade relationship also seems to bear very little on the decision: Both Germany and France omit New York from their lists of reciprocal agreements.

Oddly, both sets omit Crosby's first starring vehicle, "The Big Broadcast," an ingenious 1932 film created by Tuttle as a homage to the free-form comedies René Clair was making in France.