However, Peter Lee, in an extremely important but sadly neglected article [ 17] in Statistics in Medicine has pointed out that the fact that the standard error for a log-odds ratio is approximately equal to the square root of the sum of the reciprocals of the frequencies in the corresponding four-fold table provides various lower bounds on the standard error.
Critics said he had neglected conservation.See article: Mr Bush's new energy planThe United States and Britain drafted a new resolution on sanctions against Iraq, to limit imports with a military use even more strictly but allowing all others to enter freely while retaining financial control.
Known for possessing an extremely good memory, he speaks excellent though accented English, with the tic common to native Russian speakers of sometimes neglecting the articles "a" and "the". He is not, however, described as an intimate of Putin, whose steely demeanor stands in contrast to Kislyak's somewhat rumpled mien.
The article neglects critical policy and security issues.
This article neglects the potential impact of gliadin (the gluten protein in wheat) in immune/autoimmune response and systemic inflammation.
7) : This article neglected to mention that China, not the United States, is producing the gleaming new steel decks of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge.
The article neglected to say if Boss Gary would require players to stick white carnation boutonnieres to their uniforms to match his daily lapel flourish.
The article neglects to mention the New York State Transfer Tax, or "mansion tax," regularly imposed on purchasers of residential real property for $1 million or more.
Among this neglected corpus, this article stresses the important role played by symbolic value in the consumption and production processes of innovative goods and services.
The article neglects to place Empire Stores/Fulton Ferry in the larger context of efforts to plan for the future of the downtown Brooklyn waterfront, which stretches from Atlantic Avenue to the Brooklyn Bridge.
Mr. Isherwood's wonderful article neglected to make one important point: At the exact moment that we are having a national conversation about race and racism, "South Pacific," despite its "cock-eyed optimism," is totally relevant.
