Sentence examples for helped omit from inspiring English sources

Although the exclusion of former drinkers from referent categories helped omit less healthy people and reduce the artificial inflation of protective effects among current drinkers, some concern remains about the appropriateness of a never drinking referent category in populations where drinking is normative.

The theoretical prediction of mechanical characteristics of multi-scale fibrous materials gains more and more importance because it helps to omit expensive experimental procedures, to study the effects of different parameters on the global response of the material, and to "virtually" define the most important ones for the material design.

Knowing that no such official war monument could help but omit as much as it commemorates, the antiwar activist and artist Chris Burden took Maya Lin's design and used it to unheal memory's wounds.

Imposing linearity across all models facilitates easier comparisons and helps reveal omitted variable bias.

The obituary — using information from the Santa Fe Institute in New Mexico, which Dr. Pines had helped establish — also omitted the name of a survivor.

This process can also help you to omit further information if you find it no longer flows well with the rest of the presentation, or if it takes up too much time that could be better occupied by other points.

The article on the lasting effect that the 2008 Great Recession had on the arts in Los Angeles ["How the Arts Fared After the '08 Crash," Nov. 4] did a good job delineating many of the mitigating factors that helped organizations survive, but omitted probably the most important one: leadership.

However, unlike ours, their dataset does not contain information on family background or work experience since labor market entry, which could help control for omitted network effects.

These dummies were included to capture unmeasured supply, access and need, and should help to reduce omitted variable and endogeneity bias in estimates of other effects in the models[ 5].

A report about the selection of Britain's Olympic gymnastics team said Daniel Keatings had been omitted despite having helped the men's team win gold at the European championships in May.

Although a more detailed questionnaire would help with this problem, to omit recall bias inherent with self-reported assessments, an objective assessment, such as an accelerometer, is required.