While some edits have been made to its final version — for instance, omitting or softening some references to the Paris climate agreement — those were focused on policy.
For instance, omitting activated dendritic cells from the basis matrix caused resting dendritic cells to be estimated slightly higher in abundance since those two signatures are substantially similar.
The second term on the right-hand side is the proportion of variance explained by the model when a predictor variable of interest is omitted from the model - for instance, omitting the interaction term.
For instance, omitting factors with corresponding eigenvalues close to zero reduces problems associated with estimates at the boundary of the parameter space, and can thus improve convergence rates in iterative estimation schemes.
Bombay Sapphire, for instance, omits the orange and includes cassia, cubeb and grains of paradise, a peppery West African spice.
Much is made up, other moments – Turner going back to kill a baby initially forgotten in the slaughter of a family, for instance – omitted.
The Associated Press, for instance, omitted reference to his 6 years underground, but did not fail to inform us that he was "fully dressed" when he died.
His biography on its Web site, for instance, omits his one-year stint as chief financial officer at a subsidiary of Boston Chicken, a restaurant chain that filed for bankruptcy protection in 1998.
The hardback offers independent editions of the first quarto - the one in which 'To be or not to be, that is the question' comes out as 'To be or not to be - ay, there's the point' - along with the First Folio, which, for instance, omits Hamlet's last soliloquy, 'How all occasions do inform against me'.
This study is specially designed to deal with the key problems of the past literature of the global current account imbalance, for instance omitted variable bias, endogeneity and simultaneity bias originating from unobserved country-specific effects.
