Sentence examples for more omitted from inspiring English sources

A triangle with one ore more omitted edges is denoted as "empty".

This often suggests evidence of the effects of one or more omitted mediators.

What is more, omitting the mechanical agitation was beneficial for maintaining a pellet-like morphology.

Next 8 rows: With MC, as 2nd row.** Repeat from ** to ** of Flame Pat 7 times more, omitting last row with MC as at last repeat.

The Mirror also wonders why he is still in his job and the Times has a headline asking: "How many more [word omitted] attackers went undetected?" Sir Michael said Mr Westwood, who has been in the job for five years, must take personal as well as corporate responsibility.

But the issue has been by turns exoticized or, more commonly, omitted from serious consideration in the mainstream dialogue about causes of conflict and prospects for peace.

Here are some more sections omitted in the email.

When indicated, radiotherapy was more frequently omitted in patients <50 years or ⩾75 years compared to patients aged 50 74 years.

Axillary staging was more frequently omitted by nonspecialists (7 vs 21%), and was inadequate in half of those in whom it was attempted (503 out of 984, 51%).

Due to paucity of data, those IDUs with an injecting career length of 20 years or more were omitted from this analysis, leaving 5,682 reports from IDUs to be considered here.

The prostate specific antigen (PSA) levels of all the controls were measured and men with a PSA level of 4.0 ng/ml or more were omitted from the control group.