Sentence examples for more omissions from inspiring English sources

I am sure over the next few days people will bring more omissions to my attention.

Re "Braun Blasts 'Flawed' Testing Process," Feb. 25: It appears that Ryan Braun's self-serving statement had more omissions, misstatements, exaggerations and innuendos than fact, including his failure to mention that the collector's son is an employee of the testing company whose job is to chaperon players during testing.

Rats exposed to low selenium (0.06 ppm), regardless of MeHg exposure, required more sessions to complete the first reversal and made more omissions during this reversal than high selenium (0.6 ppm) animals, but the two diet groups did not differ on subsequent reversals.

In comparison to the human data, the model produces fewer hits and errors, and more omissions.

Furthermore, for each lexical category, participants committed more omissions to rotated than to standard targets.

More omissions were produced in response to negative than to positive cues, overall.

The more omission of small amplitude cycles, the higher the opening loads, and the longer fatigue lives.

This represents a significant improvement in comparison with MODIS burned area product (67.6%), which had more omission errors than commission errors, indicating underestimation of the total burned area.

Results showed that patients carrying two copies of the LPHN3 risk haplotype (n=114) made more omission errors and had a more anterior Go-centroid of the P300 than patients carrying at least one LPHN3 non-risk haplotype (n=102).

The 3.0 mg/kg exposed males committed significantly more omission errors than control males during the final 1/3 of each testing session, specifically on trials that followed an error, which implicates impaired sustained attention and increased reactivity to committing an error.

In addition, 129P2 mice made more omission errors than did BALB/c mice in Trials 8 and 10 16 (ps <.001).