Here, the ratio between AUCrandom (at 0.5 level) and the AUCactual (with a defined level of omission, e.g., 0.05) was calculated using the occurrence data and the predicted distribution model, and gives a graphical output of the distribution of the estimated random and actual AUC values, along with t tests for the difference between the distributions.
At best, they have a high coverage of the most relevant relationships between cellular components, with a high percentage of correct mechanistic inferences and a low level of omission and error introduced by curation or text mining, inspector bias, and experimental error.
The reason for the low level of omissions in the prescription is because the prescription is created from a standard electronic template, initially checked by two separate radiation therapists, followed by the radiation oncologist at the time of providing final authorization.
Having type 2 diabetes was itself associated with higher levels of intentional omission of insulin injections.
Four measures of injection burden and experience had significant independent associations with higher levels of intentional insulin omission and accounted for an additional 10% of the variance.
The Michael-addition product 212 could be isolated in almost quantitative yield with excellent levels of enantioselectivity by omission of the fluorination step (Scheme 76).
A soft omission threshold was used so that 20% of models with the lowest omission error were retained; those models with intermediate levels of commission were then chosen from this subset.
At the patient level, of 81 omissions 'not yet corrected' during the morning ward round, 64 (79%) were corrected the next day, while 4 (5%) remained as omissions, but were corrected the following day.
Accusations of this sin of omission have been levelled at Bergoglio.
Köhler et al. (2015) provided some evidence that people without a migration background and with higher levels of education exhibit a lower omission propensity.
