Sentence examples similar to omission of time from inspiring English sources

"The omission of time-consuming tooth formation could have been an effective way to shorten the dangerous incubation period," Mr. Yang explained.

It is shown that such truncations are, indeed, possible but a straightforward omission of preceding time values can introduce unacceptable errors in the calculated responses.

The dashed lines in Fig. 8 represent the relationships between the two variables (nonlinearity parameter and mechanical property) determined by regression analysis; the results exhibit a consistent tendency notwithstanding the omission of exposure time and mix proportion.

The omission of the time 2 sample (owing to low numbers) in the calculation of the AUC may possibly explain the non-significant findings as this may not have been able to effectively capture the complete rise in cortisol upon awakening.

Another tell can be omission of relevant time facts, such as saying "I went to work at 5 AM and when I got home at 5 PM, he was dead".

The fallout: In a category where a tie (or two) produced seven nominees, the omission of nine-time nominee Julianna Margulies was (to use a word that gets bandied about way too much in these types of things, but in this case is indeed applicable) shocking.

The effect of this omission is one of time travel, back to the vanished future of pan-Arabism.

It's hard to imagine how you could spot those errors of omission in time to hold a management team accountable.

He also began to make good the omissions of his time in office.

It was effective in detecting and remedying errors of omission in real time.

Our group has developed and validated a tool the real-time random safety audits (in Spanish: Análisis Aleatorios de Seguridad en Tiempo Real, AASTRE and found it to be effective in detecting and remedying errors of omission in real time, thereby improving adherence to guidelines [10] and proving to be most useful in situations of high care load and in more severe patients [11].