Despite this shortcoming, this study explored the lack of balance in media reporting through the more common forms of omission and framing biases [ 28, 31, 32].
Or are forms of bias, omission, selection, and interpretation such as to make all historical representations dependent on the perspective of the individual historian?
Rather than trying to chronicle decades' worth of material in a relatively short space, as the novellas do, they make good use of the limits and special economies of the short story form – its latent powers of omission, suggestion, surprise – to get at their subjects.
For the data forms that were returned, errors of omission were much more common with the paper forms (3.5% missing items compared with 0.4% with computerized collection).
In both systems, the proposed approach has helped us to uncover design faults in the form of implicit assumptions and omissions in the original specifications.
We used this protocol because NK1R−/− mice have previously demonstrated both increased premature responses (an index of one form of impulsivity) and increased omissions (an index of inattentiveness) in this test (Dudley et al., 2013; Yan et al., 2011).
Both legitimate modern drama (Pirandello, Ionesco) and the trash of performance art build on the revelation that omission is a form of creation -- that we hear the third anyway -- that the audience will supply the plot.
Frederick Hill, the architect, discussed it in the journal Architecture in 1908, noting "the omission of any form of cornice and the use of penetrated vaulting in its place," referring to the polychrome terra-cotta elements at the top.
These congressmen and senators were mistaking such omission as a form of civility -- keeping the dialogue pure.
