The second omission concerns how legalisation of hard drugs would actually work – a general failing of the movement which seeks solutions in legal and social policy rather than political economy.
The second omission is more surprising, given that I use a search engine many dozens of times every day and somehow never once tapped in "smell loss" to discover that the condition has a name, anosmia, and that it could be symptomatic of a wide range of ailments, including Alzheimer's and poisoning by snake bite.
The third omission is irrigation.
The second omission is the careful sidestepping of the fact that sedentarization of herders is a major policy goal of China and is enforced by law and massive investments in infrastructure (Fan et al. [2013]; Millward [2007]).
The first type (internal inconsistencies) and the second (omission of significant facts) do have large consequences when they are echoed in the media.
Third, omission bias, a phenomenon where people view vaccination as more risky than remaining unvaccinated, could be a barrier for vaccination [71].
(the peptide for ADAMTS-5 was not commercially available); second, omission of the primary antibody; and third, substitution of the primary antibody with an autologous pre-immune serum.
Congruent and incongruent trials and errors of commission (response within 3 seconds) and omission (response after 3 seconds) errors were modeled as separate regressors in first-level multiple regression analysis.
First, the omission: Sachs' central thesis is that Israeli leaders' lack of enthusiasm for pursuing Israeli-Palestinian peace in recent years (he focuses on Netanyahu, Defense Minister Yaalon, and cabinet minister Bennett) derives from their conviction that no peace agreement is possible right now, and that Israel should wait until conditions are riper (if they ever are) to pursue one.
A large variety of oncoplastic techniques exist; however, it remains unclear which techniques yield the highest rates of local control at first surgery, omission of reexcision or subsequent mastectomy, and merits the highest degree of patient satisfaction.
First, "global omissions" include the absence of an adequately strong, globally shared effort to combat the lack of educational facilities and health care.
