Sentence examples for considered missing from from inspiring English sources

In the embattled town of Nasiriya, marines recovered remains in a shallow grave, not far from where 5 Americans were captured and 12 still considered missing from an ambush last weekend.

As for "Shoah," Lanzmann began work on it with the sense that precisely what he considered missing from other accounts of the Holocaust was death: I knew that the subject of my film would be death itself…My film would take up the ultimate challenge: to replace the nonexistent images of death in the gas chambers.

Brett Harrison Davinger of California Literary Review was more positive, writing that the episode had a more "classic Office" feeling, due to its humor and emotion, which he considered missing from the series in the previous seasons.

Where >5% of answers were absent from a domain, scores were considered missing for that domain.

More than 1,800 Americans are considered missing in action from the Vietnam War, with 1,381 of those within Vietnam itself, according to the Department of Defense.

** One questionnaire considered missing was excluded from the analysis.

Results are based on "valid" responses; responses such as "do not know" and refusals were considered missing data and excluded from analyses.

Patients who did not answer the phone were considered missing but were not excluded from the study.

Because reported sensitisation was not considered missing at random, sensitisation-data from the subsample, where all of the randomly selected participants included were tested regardless of the presence of disease symptoms, were used as predictors in the ICE command.

If the subject had missing responses for four or more days for a given week, data from that week were considered missing [32, 33].

CFU counts recovered from mice were log-transformed and zero counts were considered missing values.