The omission of hazardous work from the definition of child labour, the comparatively young age, and high rates of urban residence among OAC in the POFO cohort, suggest that rates of child labour among OAC in the six study sites may be higher than general estimates that indicate that 16% of children aged 5 to 14 in LMICs engage in child labour [ 21].
The OFT said that these omissions were largely because of work relating to the area was already in hand or planned by itself and other government agencies.
On Wednesday, David Wells, a Goldman Sachs spokesman, sought to stem any damage resulting from Mr. Blankfein's omission of Mr. Paulson's work in China.
Twenty-two years later, the 2001 Hollywood film Enigma was criticized for its many historical inaccuracies, including omission of Poland's fundamental work in Enigma decryption.
First, that when KSTP describes the steps it actively took in reporting this story -- the blurring of Gordon's face and the omission of the fact that he works for Neighborhoods Organizing for Change -- they are admitting that they purposefully occluded two vital pieces of information that might have allowed the public to come to a more informed judgment about this story.
Given that the MDT meeting is a key feature of MDT working, the omission of the associated costs in any cost-effectiveness analysis of MDT could lead to an underestimation of costs, and hence bias in the results.
Second, the manuscript is fraught with misleading statements pertaining to the current state of population genetics and evolutionary theory, omissions of previous theoretical work and inaccurate usage of uncommon terminology.
Among these, omission of Beadle's colleague, McClintock's work is regrettable.
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