Sentence examples for missing in the former from inspiring English sources

Sugano (2009) showed that the classical DyP, compared to DyP-type peroxidases that form oligomers, exhibit insertions in the primary sequence that are missing in the former.

In particular, the peak at the score = 1 in the latter distribution was almost missing in the former distribution.

The exchange rates reported in reviewed articles were preferentially used for the calculation and, in the absence of them, we used the exchange rates from the "National Accounts Main Aggregates Database" of the United Nations Statistics Division [ 27] and the exchange rate of Sudan from UN data [ 28] as the data of Sudan in a studied year is missing in the former source.

Comparing LUCA1.0 obtained under the genome-tree topology to LUCA1.0 for the rRNA topology did not reveal many functions that were likely to be essential for cell function among the 117 COGs present in the latter but missing in the former (data not shown; see Additional file: 1).

First, ApoE−/− mice are generally more hypercholesterolemic than Ldlr−/− mice on a similar high-fat diet; therefore, minor contributions of genes possibly contributing to atherosclerosis might be missed in the former model.

A court hearing this month in Manhattan turned on a subject that has mostly been missing in the legal response to former President George W. Bush's abusive detention policies: some measure of accountability.

Nevertheless, the focus on how latter firms compete against the former is often missing in the literature; local firms are typically seen as inferior in terms of resources and thus, unable to compete against MNEs.

A comparison of the consensus plots of the strains used in this study with the sequences of the chromosomes of YJM789, showed that the clusters of depleted ORFs associated with Ty elements in the former were also missing in the YJM789 genome (see Additional File 3, Figures S3A S3P).

Results showed that the amount of missing values in the former was higher in model A (Table 2).

Although the percent of missing data in the former was relatively high, we decided that the bias introduced by restricting the analysis to those observations with complete data would be larger than that caused by imputing missing data combined with appropriate uncertainty analysis [ 62].

But mostly it chronicles the advisers' consternation over what they missed in the vetting process: As Nicolle Wallace Sarah Paulsonn), a former Bush aide who was a senior Palin adviser, puts it, "She didn't know why North and South Korea were different countries".