Sentence examples for not completely omitted from inspiring English sources

Moreover, although we considered timing for the events, the probability of reverse causation is not completely omitted.

This approach as conducted in our study limits, however not completely omits the incorrect classification of patients with stable disease as PD.

Despite its low sensitivity and specificity, vaginal examination and evaluation of specific symptoms should not be completely omitted as a basic diagnostic tool in detecting endometriosis and planning further therapeutic interventions.

It's about people in finance well, I didn't really completely omit mentioning it.

Stress management, lifestyle changes and the recognition of increased relationship strain are not mandatory within the antenatal program and can be completely omitted [ 63].

1 Essential elements of study methods are often poorly described and sometimes completely omitted, making both critical appraisal and replication difficult, if not impossible.

But President Obama completely omitted this latest example of Iran's provocative behaviour so as not to interfere with his delusional talking points about his dangerous nuclear deal," Mr McCain said.

Finally in the survey we completely omitted the Bayesian model as we thought that we didn't have much to add on this topic compared to existing sources (such as the 2011 book by Gittins, Glazebrook, Weber).

If a node does not occur in any output subgraph the corresponding process cannot influence any of the output processes and can be completely omitted in the following.

For reasons of protein stability, it was not possible to completely omit traces of EDTA and glycerol from the dialysis buffer.

If a program is completely omitted, the sponsor is reimbursed for all expenses, including salaries of performers.