Sentence examples for likely to omit from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Bush's budget proposal, to be unveiled on Feb. 2, is likely to omit several huge costs that would derail his projections if they were included.

However, a joint statement that the leaders are due to issue on Thursday is likely to omit any mention of the Senkaku islands by name, according to Japanese media.

The range of the scoring system, which is based on the patient's disability, is wider than that of the MIDAS because children are more likely to omit activities.

When applied to a NPI for dementia, this is likely to omit the longer lasting effects of the intervention, and associated costs.

It is important to note that the children were likely to omit mention of things they disliked (Tamoutseli and Polyzou 2010) and also that the level of detail in a picture is not always commensurate with actual experience.

All other things equal, low knowledge students will most likely struggle to provide solid self-explanations and therefore most likely to omit important steps in the solution and articulate misconceptions which would lead to more scaffolding dialogue moves in terms of hints and correcting misconceptions, respectively, on the part of the computer tutor.

The younger Mr. Cuomo seems more likely not to omit an "r" at the end of his words.

The statements most likely to be omitted from press releases were general statements (96% (97/101) omitted) and clinical pharmacology statements (93% (76/82) omitted; fig 2).

Though unmeasured differences in clinic structure and patient characteristics may have partially contributed to poorer resident performance, residents were more likely than faculty to omit PPP care measures and significantly underperformed faculty in global assessment of glaucoma care.

In conclusion, residents at the studied institution were much more likely than faculty to omit documentation of care measures though unmeasured differences in instrument/technician availability and patient characteristics may have partially contributed to poorer residents performance.

Sadly, in a year of buzzworthy female performances from the likes Meryl Streep, Helen Mirren, and newcomer Gabourey Sidibe, the actress is likely to be omitted come Oscar nomination time.