All 24 statements for 22 clinical questions after extensive modifications and omission of one clinical question were achieved with a consensus level of >80%.
The method presented here performs well when compared to other established extraction techniques, despite the omission of extensive tissue homogenization steps.
The review also complains about biographical omissions that necessitate extensive navigation to related articles.
To reduce omissions, we made an extensive electronic database search, followed by handsearch.
The proposal, which was released last year and has received extensive criticism from science groups, "is marred by omissions, the absence of essential elements, and a lack of clarity," the report states.
As mentioned earlier, the Chinese writing system is characterized by the extensive use of connectives (Liu, 1999) and allows omissions of subject nouns/phrases across succeeding sentences (Chao, 1968; Li & Thompson 1981).
A bond offering by Dewey & LeBoeuf did not disclose the extensive guarantees that it gave to partners, an omission that could subject the law firm's partners to litigation, securities lawyers say.
A bond offering by Dewey & LeBoeuf did not disclose the extensive guarantees that it gave to partners, an omission that could subject the law firm to litigation, securities lawyers say.
Guideline compliance for patients treated with an MRM averaged 90.6%, predominantly due to omission of radiotherapy for patients with (extensive) lymph node involvement.
Consistent with these data, forced expression of Foxa2, Nkx2.2, and RAR403 in the dorsal neural tube led to extensive ectopic generation of 5HT neurons, whereas the omission of RAR403 led to a failure to induce ectopic 5HT neurons.
Human Rights Watch found extensive evidence of complicity by government officials through both acts and omissions.
