Sentence examples for explaining the omission of from inspiring English sources
The chart's compilers admit as much in explaining the omission of Spider-Man 3, the top computer game in the first six months of the year.
The recommendation program was announced today at LG's CES presser, which likely explains the omission of Samsung from the inaugural list of name-checked brands, given the rivalry between the two Korean electronics giants.
James Madison explained the omission of a vicinage clause in the Virginia Ratifying Convention as follows: It was objected yesterday, that there was no provision for a jury from the vicinage.
For the cases, where v j and v j ′ have relatively close values, this expression results in a negligible flux, which explains the omission of the cyclic fluxes in [ 10].
The larger depth of the upper fornix and difficulty of access explains the omission of detailed upper fornix pathology in currently recognised scoring systems. 1 2 4 Perhaps not surprisingly therefore, there appear to be few data in the ophthalmic literature regarding the anthropology and normal depth of the upper fornix.
He explained the omission to Alfred Russell Wallace (the co-discoverer of natural selection), saying that the subject was too surrounded by prejudices.
Moreover, for Mr. Lidz and Mr. Rushin to defer to Woody Allen (that famous feminist) in explaining the glaring omission of women (and blacks) from the "comic genius" canon is too ironic to be offensive.
Much of the shortfall is probably explained by the omission of key details by some medical examiners about who fired fatal shots in dozens of shooting death cases.
This can be explained by the omission of the urea criterion, which has been shown to be significantly associated with mortality in CAP patients [ 7, 29- 31].
The manager opened up as he explained the reasons for the omission of Phil Bardsley from the squad that travelled to London for Sunday's 1-0 defeagainstnsTottenhamam Hotspur.
