But Szwed finds that the book's most important omissions were demanded by lawyers (including one representing Holiday and McKay) and by many of the public figures who played major roles in Holiday's life and autobiography.
The most important such omission is the rich and influential work of Peter Railton.
The most significant omission is supporting documentation.
This is an important omission because, although most people die in a hospital setting, the majority of the last year of life is lived in the community, either at home or within a care home [ 2, 36].
Nausea and vomiting were the most important nonhaematological toxicities and lead most often to omission of the afternoon administration and consequently to alteration in the dose schedule from twice to once daily administration (32% of all weekly administrations).
The most important predictors in the discriminant function were percent omissions, gender, age, beta, and RT across ISI.
A more thorough investigation of substrate requirement for cell growth in BME-UV mammary epithelial cells showed that the most important supplements were lactalbumin hydrolysate, hydrocortisone, and insulin because their omission reduced cell proliferation [17].
Wine was added to Disney menus, an omission that had irritated the French, and perhaps most important, ticket prices were temporarily reduced.
Similarly, Kwale County's most important economic activities include beach tourism, fisheries, and trade, with the first two being important omissions in our data set.
Most presenters do not appraise the quality of studies, which is an important omission as a large proportion of published literature can be of poor quality [ 16].
