Sentence examples for omission of one from inspiring English sources

The omission of one of the parents on a birth certificate also creates practical problems for the child's parents, who need accurate two-parent birth certificates in order to enroll their child in school, travel or apply for child-centered benefits.

The outcome of the key regression depends critically on the omission of one highly influential data point.

In another, the omission of one misplaced footnote reduces a scholarly article to nonsense.

We show that the omission of one or more interaction effects can result in biased estimates and misleading inference.

Another topological defect is SV defect, which is made by omission of one atom from honeycomb structure of CNT (Figures 1, 2). Figure 1 Buckling behavior of armchair SWCNT with single vacancy (a) and Stone Wales (b) defects.

Obviously this Magic City cannot be all things to all people, and some will criticize the crisp presentation of a notably gritty series of subcultures, or perhaps the omission of one genre or technique or important artist.

On the other hand, the movie is full of omissions, of one particular kind — everything mental.

There were an extraordinary number of strong candidates this year, and the inclusion or omission of any one of them may reflect something other than incompetence or bias.

The omission of Badree, one of the best T20 bowlers in the business, meant that for the first time Michael Lumb and Alex Hales were able to get stuck into some seam, which is their forte, while the pitch played at its best and before even Sunil Narine was able to get any response from it.

As with many aspects of centrifugal pumps, omission of even one of the essential steps can cause that dreaded initial failure.

And I know the history of Hollywood and its omission of the one million African-American men and women who contributed to World War II".