Sentence examples for if one omits from inspiring English sources

Or most did, if one omits Alessandra Folz, who appeared to be making a style statement by wearing a suit of bubble gum pink to conduct the 4-year-old Weimaraner called Marge through the ring.

To underpin cost-utility analysis we shall use the EQ5D [ 68], acceptable to elderly people if one omits the 'thermometer'thermometer

If one omits to control for confounding by indication, it is expected that more and probably better care, correlates with a higher risk of stroke.

All but one omit any mention of Adrian.

If one for example omits to include 'Quality and Outcomes Framework' (QOF), one fails to identify dozens of relevant studies.

For example, if one were to omit the three highest reported firm sizes amongst the self-employed then there would be first order stochastic domination of the distribution of the size of all firms over those self-employed.

Mortgage prices are multi-dimensional, and if one dimension is omitted you don't have a complete quote.

Second, the platform is more flexible if one needs to omit or replace Tg with other factors for mechanistic investigations.

Vice versa, these same limitations also hold true if one would consider omitting the use of sugars as ingredients in currently marketed cigarettes and replace it by tobacco instead.

It would of course be much safer if one could rely on the compiler omitting errors or at least warnings when calling some unsafe method instead of having to trust in the accuracy of third party library documentation.

The object noun or noun phrase can also be put first by making the sentence passive; this allows the original subject to be omitted if one does not know or does not want to refer to an agent: the town was destroyed (by the revolutionaries).